Other local fish species
Corvina
(Sea bass)
Bar Corvina are around coastal rocks, mouth or estuaries. They are very similar to sea trout in the Gulf of Mexico and the eastern United States, but reach a larger size. They are of excellent quality food with tender sweet white fillets.
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Many types of grouper can be caught while fishing Dreams. Small sheep often taken for bait along the rocks, large and giant grouper broomtails up to several hundred pounds.
They are of excellent quality food and can be taken live bait, dead bait (squid or fish) or models fishing around rocky structure, reefs and wrecks from 50 to over 400 meters deep.
Jacks
There are several species caught living in the Pacific waters of Costa Ricas. Jack crevalles Horse Jacks eyes and trevallys are some coastal fisheries caught more common. These are strong fighters especially in light tackle. They can be caught on live bait, jigs, poppers and lures. Most are 10-30lbs. Food quality is low.
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Kingfish is extremely hard fighting fish and Jack’s family. It is a way to build heavy torpedo fish that are found in all oceans of the world and is growing at over 100 pounds.
You can take several different techniques, live bait, dead bait and jigging. They often live in wrecks and rock structures and extends generally safe when taken. The food of good quality.
Cero Mackerel
Cero mackerel fish with two quick teeth taken regually Coast. Compared to the Spanish mackerel, Spanish mackerel and Spanish, and looks great.
Attack easily live bait, especially the controlled money, lures, jigs and poppers. Most media 3-15 lbs. The food of good quality.
Snook
Snook inhabit estuaries and estuaries that flow into the ocean. There is another serious type of ambush predator fish to swim by lying bitfish.
They can be taken on poppers, jigs, Rapalas and live bait such as sardines and mullet. They are excellent to eat.
Wahoo
Wahoo is a beautiful silver with blue vertical stripes irridecent torpedo-shaped fish. Has been reported to be one of the fastest fish in the sea can speed above 70 mph gusts.
They are one of the less common species to be here, one reason is that these are fish with teeth requiring heads of wire and most ships at sea are pulling monofilament leader to fish billfish.
They can be very common during the green season, from June to November in Rockpiles and coastal reefs. They grow over 100 pounds, but most are under 50, you can eat several small to medium-hoo in a day if they specifically target with surface lures with wire leaders.
They flesh is white and firm quality food, and do a good sashimi, one of the best.