Golfito is nestled just south of the gorgeous Osa Peninsula, one of the most bio-diverse places on the planet. Indigenous indians, exotic reptiles, birds, crawlies, and humungous foliage occupy every piece of visible land. Ohh yeah, the fishing is pretty good too! Still neck deep in our
Day 2 of fishing out of “El Coco” was another rain soaked morning followed by some beautiful weather and always beautiful sites. The green of the rainy season was in full effect as every bit of land above the water was covered in various shades of green
As fishing tapered off in Tobago we heard the call of the rooster — literally, there were roosters everywhere around the island, but that wasn’t the real call, Our friend Comi from playa del coco in Costa Rica was telling us that the rooster season was in
It was another beautiful afternoon in Castara bay, the sun was beginning to set when a little chaos broke loose. Upon receiving word that a big fish was caught, and the words “hundreds of pounds” were uttered, we left cameras in hand to go see for ourselves.
Time always flies when you’re having a great time, and Trinidad delivered a great time, but it was time to get the show on the road so we packed up everything and made an early AM exit en route for Tobago and decided to try the ferry,
Preparing to continue to other waters we had one more shot aboard the Barbie Doll and Cpt Gaff. Ryan, Jiggy’s son, joined us for the afternoon, and what a beautiful afternoon it was! The seas were calm, the sky clear, and the fish finder said there were
Mayaro treated us very well, but hearing about a 70lb kingfish breaking a wire leader sent us packing back to Chagaramas where, once again, we hooked up with Gaff for some more fishing in the bocas off the northeastern coast of Trinidad. We pulled out early enough
Expecting the fishing to heat up in about a week we decided to head to our friend Grahms’ house in a very secluded spot — Mayaro. Mayaro is located on the far eastern portion of Trinidad and was a cross country trip from Chaguaramas. The trip took
As fishermen, we see a lot of weather. Some of the most stunning visuals of my memory are days on the water. Mornings with rainbows and lightning to left and the sunrise to the right or a day like these in this past fishing trip. We’d be
Every day fishing is better then a good day at work, and as we rolled slowly out of Flamingo Bay early in the morning I could not help but let that thought bring a smile as we were treated to a gorgeous sunrise. Our good friend Charlie
Video Time again at Addictive Angler — This 10:25 video is the 1st fishing video of 2013 for Addictive Angler and we had a blast filming and making it. Hats off to Mike and Margarete of The Belize River Lodge for their wonderful hospitality and of course [...]
Read moreAddictive Angler Presents: The Tuna RunOver the course of a couple of days we ran into yellowfin after yellowfin! Costa rica in March
Read moreA summary of the ‘contradictory and confusing’ EU shark finning ban voteLast Wednesday morning, the Fisheries Committee of the European Parliament voted on proposed amendments that would, if passed, form their response to the European Commission’s 2011 proposal to end all removal of shark fins at sea (and thereby close loopholes in the EU finning ban). As the EU is [...]
Read moreVideo: AA Pura Vida, Amazing Fishing in Southern Costa RicaThis video is the 3rd video from our Epic Costa Rican Fishing excursion, we had a lot of excitement and fun with big pacific sails and some different species of fish, but more on that after the video:
From Quepos down the pacific coast, dominical, the Osa [...]
Read moreThis Week on Twitter 2013-05-01 – 2013-05-07Whats happening on the Addictive Angler Twitter! This weekly digest comes out on Wednesdays!
Read moreMonsterous Grouper caught in small fishing village in Tobago, 300+lbsThis warsaw Grouper was caught by a local fisherman in a panga on a hand line, read the full story
Read moreGolfito is nestled just south of the gorgeous Osa Peninsula, one of the most bio-diverse places on the planet. Indigenous indians, exotic reptiles, birds, crawlies, and humungous foliage occupy every piece of visible land. Ohh yeah, the fishing is pretty good too! Still neck deep in our [...]
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