The Quepos Fishing Report has been waiting for months for this... high season is here. There are beginning to be more and more people in town and the fishing is starting to pick back up a bit.

The latest that I have heard is that there is starting to be some more blue water and some Sails being seen. There are still a lot of Dorado being caught around debris. 

Some big Sailfish days should be right around the corner!

-Brandon

The Quepos Fishing Report has been on hold for a bit as we have been implementing a ton of changes. The fishing lately has brought a ton of Dorado, mostly being caught around floating logs and debris brought out of the rivers by the rain of rainy season. Also, a lot of the Quepos boats are up the river being worked on before the upcoming high season. This is the time of year that I look at as the calm before the storm. Everyone gets the month of October to do repairs, spend family time and speculate about what is going to happen in the coming months.

At Quepos Fishing Report and Fish Quepos we are excited to say that we have  been working very closely with some folks that we know well and trust and have in turn decided to start offering charters with them. So in the next week or so you will begin to see a few boats added to our list both here and at Fish Quepos.com. We will take care of your fishing trips from helping you decide which boat to fish on to helping you choose a restaurant that will perfectly grill your Dorado filet and serve you the coldest Imperial at the end of the day.

We have boats that will fish anywhere from 3 to 8 people and offer a wide range of amenities from enclosed cabins to Air-Conditioning..

So make sure to take  a look in the next few weeks as we get everything up and running. And since we are only offering a few boats, dates are filling up fast. So contact me at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it as soon as you have your dates figured out and we will begin to work together to fine tune your fishing experience.

Sorry its been so long... I missed you guys.

-Brandon

Quepos fishing is looking good right now for those looking to have some fun and put Tuna steaks on the table. There are a lot of boats catching their fill of Yellowfin Tuna in the 10 to 30 pound range. Boats are also reporting a decent Mahi Mahi bite and a few Wahoo here and there. Inshore fishing for Roosterfish and Snapper has been pretty decent over the last few days, but heavy rains have been affecting the water a bit. As I look out my window right now it looks as if we could have a nice little storm coming in off of the water at around 8am, which is not too uncommon for this time of year. As many people here say, if it doesn't rain in the morning this time of year it will almost definitely rain in the afternoon. We'll see.

Other news is that since we are moving our house is for sale. It is a 4 BR 2BA house walking distance to Quepos and the water. It has nice mountain views and a beautifully landscaped yard. Email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information. 

Talk to you soon,

Nap

Quepos Fishing has been picking up offshore a bit in Quepos lately but slowing down a bit inshore due to some rough inshore waters.

Boats fishing offshore are reporting back a steady bite of Sailfish, Tuna and Wahoo, with some Marlin in the mix in the last few days...

The Bigeye released a Marlin yesterday, and the Oaran II lost a 500lb+ monster on an offshore Quepos fishing charter.

We have been doing a lot of work over the last few weeks deciding what our next move will be now that the Precedent is gone. We have kicked around many different ideas from staying in Quepos to going back to the States to moving to another part of Costa Rica. The concensus was that we are definitely not moving out of Costa Rica. The beauty of the country and the people here is just too much to leave. We would like to stay in this country for the long haul.

However, after a few weeks of pounding the pavement here in Quepos with no results and a good job offer up in Nosara with a friend we took a trip up north to spend some time... and we loved it! So we will be moving yet again.

I will still keep this site up and running via information from friends here in the Quepos fishing industry and I have been doing a lot of work to the Fish Quepos site, making it a news and information portal for all parts of fishing in Quepos, from charter companies to fishing families. So take a look at the site and put your two cents in... I think you will enjoy it. 

Nap