Panama boasts a thriving fish population that thrives in its waters, and we want it to stay that way. We take pride in our team, who are deeply passionate about sustainable sportfishing and actively engage in conservation efforts both on the water and on land. Our policy is to release the majority of our catches, especially endangered species, ensuring their preservation for future generations.
We understand the intrinsic value of fish in their natural habitat compared to being consumed on a plate, which underpins the importance of sport fishing.
When anglers rent a boat, it enables us to support local captains, purchase fuel, and contribute to the local economy through their expenditures at restaurants, shops, and accommodations. This injection of capital bolsters the local community’s economic growth.
Anglers have always been at the forefront of conservation efforts, driven not only by the recognition of their vital role in maintaining the health of the resource but also by the desire to enhance fishing experiences. We take our responsibility of promoting sustainable sport fishing within the local community seriously and gladly assist both novice and experienced anglers. Our mission is to empower local individuals in developing, growing, and managing sport fishing businesses sustainably.
The mantra of “Catch and Release” cannot be emphasized enough: by returning fish to their natural habitat, they are allowed to live, mate, and replenish fish stocks for future catches. We ensure that your tackle is appropriately matched to the target species, maximizing survival rates.
With our unwavering commitment to sustainable practices, we are dedicated to preserving this fishing paradise for generations to come.
The problem is that trash and debris in the water, such as discarded fishing tackle, nets, cigarette filters, and grocery bags, can be mistaken for food by fish, mammals, and birds. If wrapped around them or consumed, can lead to suffocation, starvation, cancers, and a host of other issues.
How many times have we all seen mounds of fishing nets tangled and carelessly discarded on popular fishing spots?
Going further, If you are serious about helping to preserve fishing and protecting the environment, pick up any trash you see, even if it is not yours. You’ll be doing it for the sport of fishing and our environment.
We firmly believe that maintaining our boats regularly is not only crucial for ensuring safer trips but also for making a significant contribution to our cause.
Our objective in the sustainable development of sportfishing tourism in the Gulf of Montijo & Coiba National Park area is to enhance the well-being of local communities, protect precious natural resources, and unlock economic advantages while respecting the socio-cultural heritage.
As stewards of our wildlife and environment, we recognize that we all bear the responsibility for conservation. As anglers and outdoor enthusiasts, even the smallest individual actions can have profound and positive long-term effects.
