South Caribbean Coast · Nicaragua
Tapam Lodge
Lagoons and rivers up the coast from Bluefields
Fresh and saltTarponSkiff
- Guests
- 4
- Guide to anglers
- 1:2
- Release
- Some kept
- Tackle
- Fly and spin
US$5,950 per person · 7 nights · 2027
Northern lowlands, Costa Rica
FreshwaterNorthern lowlands of Costa Rica — Lake Nicaragua watershed
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Only four anglers a week come to this tarpon reserve in Costa Rica's northern lowlands, about 50 km from the Nicaraguan border, and they have a four-bedroom riverside house, with a pool and a dock, to themselves. Between August and mid-December they fish the rivers from pangas, two anglers to each, for tarpon that follow the floodwater inland, many of them over 60 pounds, and switch to gar and snook when the tarpon go off the bite.
August to December
The rainy season, August to mid-December, is when the lagoons flood and tarpon push inland after baitfish; the reserve fishes about 15 weeks a year.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$5,990 per person · 6 nights · 2027
Per person for 6 nights at the reserve with five full and two half days of fishing, in a room of your own and two anglers to a boat.
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