r Garrison Krause's
Rancho Pacifico Outfitters

For more information or reservations for
day charters, or muti-day all-inclusive
packages please call:
800-621-1975 (toll free from U.S.)

BEST SAIL/MARLIN
FISHING DEAL IN
COSTA RICA

Traditional, Light Tackle, and Fly.....
Near Dominical, Quepos and Osa.
Drake's Bay and Cano Island.


If you are by yourself or with  your spouse or
a couple of friends, we now offer an
exceptional opportunity to experience Costa
Rica's  fabulous bluewater fishing for
sailfish and marlin at just $595/day.
All-inclusive packages featuring 5 days of
fishing start at just $2250 pp.

LIKE
BIG
SHRIMP?

During a typical "sailfish"
day, we keep our eyes open
for other opportunites which
can include a beautiful
trevally (note how close to
shore we are in the photo)......

Our Sailfish/Marlin trips originate either in
Dominical Harbor or Sierpe, both
conveniently located to local airports,
Quepos, the developing - but still pristine  
South Coast and the Osa Peninsula.  We
fish the area around Cano Island & Drake's
Bay, a short hop from home,  where the
seas are almost always calm and the
fishing pressure light.

Oversized dorado like this....

The truth is that the average sailfish charter
in Costa Rica is set up for larger parties on
big boats, and if your party is 3 or less you
end up paying for a lot more boat than you
need.

We run comfortable and seaworthy 28
footers that are open and rigged for serious
fishing - offering plenty of room for smaller
parties.  Twin Honda 115 4-strokes
represent the best engine setup for the
ocean down here; fast, reliable (2 is better
than 1), quiet (if you ever trolled all day with a
diesel in the background you know) and fuel
efficient.  Because we operate with less gas
and don't have a house sized mortgage to
pay off, you end up with $200-400 savings
every day you fish with us.

Cano Island is clearly visible from shore along the
south coast.  Its abundant fish life and clear blue
water makes it one of Costa Rica's most favored
dive destinations - and productive fishing spots.

....and fun to catch bonito,
like Jeff holds here caught
on a light fly rod.

This colorful 150 lb. sail is ready for release after
a long fight on light tackle.