Sportfishing in Central America and the surrounding regions offers anglers a diverse and thrilling experience as they cast their lines into some of the world’s most abundant waters.

Costa Rica, known as a sportfishing mecca, beckons with its Pacific and Caribbean coasts. The country’s robust commitment to sustainable fishing practices ensures that its waters remain teeming with prized catches year-round.

Panama, situated between the Pacific and the Caribbean, is a sportfishing paradise that offers a rich mosaic of habitats, from shallow inshore flats to deep offshore trenches. Anglers flock here to tangle with colossal black marlin, dorado, and roosterfish

Colombia, with its Caribbean and Pacific coasts, provides an emerging sportfishing scene. The Pacific coast is renowned for its exceptional big game fishing.

Belize, along its Caribbean shoreline, offers a treasure trove of angling adventures. The Belize Barrier Reef is a haven for fly-fishing enthusiasts targeting bonefish, permit, and tarpon on the flats.

Guatemala, on the Pacific side, is synonymous with record-breaking billfish. The country’s deep-sea fishing grounds, notably around the famed Sailfish Bay, see enormous numbers of sailfish and marlin. Anglers relish the thrill of multiple hookups in a single day, contributing to Guatemala’s reputation as the “Sailfish Capital of the World.”