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When fishing pros from around the world choose the "Swordfish" for their Costa Rican bluewater adventures, there is a reason. This 31' Gamerfisherman and its skipper have earned a reputation amongst discriminating anglers for its professionalism and dedication to making every trip the best possible.

 

 

 

The SWORDFISH is armed with the latest electronic and safety equipment. Its stockpile includes Penn International, Shimano, and Tibor Fly tackle. Probably the most recognized sportfishing boat in Costa Rica, it has been featured in Saltwater Sportsman Magazine and its adventures have been viewed by millions on ESPN, Fox Network, and the Outdoor Channel.

 

The Big Eye II is powered by twin Cummins330 engines and now one of the fastest boats in Quepos. It has a full tuna tower, full electronics, marine toilet, Penn International and Shimano rods and reels and also is fully equipped with fly gear.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Spend 3 days fishing the Sailfish, Marlin, Tuna and Dorado out of Quepos and 3 days of Tarpon and Snook at Silver King Lodge, Costa Rica's premier Tarpon and Snook fishing resort. (see copy below) It's location on the banks of the Rio Colorado provides convenient access to the largest known Tarpon population in Central America. Anglers are guided in powerful 23ft deep-v hull craft, capable of navigating the great boca,where river meets ocean and Tarpon roll year round. 3 meals daily and open bar are included at Silver King.

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