Sport Fishing

Mangrove facts · Gulf of MontijoThey drink salt water, breathe through their roots and give birth standing up.Ten mangrove facts that sound made up, and the place in Panama where you can check every one of them yourself. Picture a tree that spends half the day underwater. It drinks a mix of river and sea...Read More

Legend says the word “Panama” means “abundance of fish” in an indigenous language. Others say it means butterflies. Spend a day on the water here and you’ll know which version anglers believe. The trick is knowing where to go. Panama’s Pacific coast has seamounts, lonely rocks, island parks and mangrove gulfs, and each one fishes...Read More

Panama is a small country with an unfair amount of water. Two oceans, the lakes that feed the Panama Canal, hundreds of rivers and estuaries, and a Pacific coast lined with islands, seamounts and national parks. Add warm weather all year and you get one of the best sport fishing destinations on the planet. Here’s...Read More

Somewhere past the last island, the water changes color. The green of the coast turns into a deep, clear blue, the depth finder stops finding much of anything, and the captain starts watching the birds. That’s offshore fishing in Panama: blue water, big fish and a lot of ocean to yourself. Here’s where to go,...Read More

It is a small island located at the end of the mangroves and the mouth of the San Pedro River, in the Gulf of Montijo, province of Veraguas. This is a place of great natural and ecological beauty where you can see a variety of birds characteristic of the area. On this island, you will find mangrove areas magnificent for kayaking. The...Read More