With two oceans and plenty of diversity, Panamá is a great destination to add fishing plans to your next vacation. In its seas very close to the coast, you'll find from huge species to small invaders. Test your technique with these nationwide fishing plans.
1. The Tuna Coast
Visit the coast of the towns of Pedasi and Tonosi for your next sport fishing trip. Throughout the year, you can find megrim and huge snappers. In April, look for marlin and tuna, from September to December, wahoo, and from December to April, open sea fish when they approach the coasts.
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2. Hannibal Bank
Give yourself the opportunity to fish in one of the region's most extraordinary places. Go to the Gulf of Chiriqui and discover why this is the favorite spot of many sport fishing enthusiasts. With several mentions on the International Game Fish Association's list of world records, your visit to this destination will ensure you catch great fish. Chase yellowfin tuna, blue and black marlin, and sailfish.
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3. Fishing in the Panama Canal
Embark on a unique and exclusive adventure of Panamá. Sail on Gatun Lake, in the basin of the Panama Canal. You'll be surrounded by large boats, while catching such special species as the Royal Shad, as well as the sergeant, snook and many more.
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4. Las Perlas Archipelago
Escape to Las Perlas, departing from Panama City, for a day of fishing in the Pacific. In the middle of paradise islands and with a transparent sea, look for sailfish, jack, wahoo and many more. In addition, along the way take the opportunity to see dolphins, which occasionally go out to chase the boats.
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5. Harpoon fishing
Venture into the Panamanian Caribbean and join the fight against lionfish, an invasive species that endangers the balance of our sea. Dare to test your endurance and agility and enjoy a good afternoon of fishing in Bocas del Toro.