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Voted as the #1 fishing lodge in Costa Rica, we are prestigiously endorsed by Orvis and supported by corporate sponsors such as P-Line, Pelagic Gear, Yo-Zuri, Navionics and Mustad. By having these fine sponsors on board, our guests will enjoy the most state of the art experience with a choice of the best equipment available.
The Zancudo Lodge will customize a fishing adventure to suit any angler's desire, from inshore to offshore to fishing the river banks. You can expect to catch marlin, sailfish, tuna and dorado offshore and inshore there is rooster fish, snappers, Bluefin, Trevally, Crevalle Jack, Corvina, Amber Jack, Triple Tail, Rainbow Runner, Grouper, Sierra Mackerel, Barracuda, Permit and Pompano. In addition, fishermen will have the ability to select their tackle of choice, from ultra light to fly. Our captains are well known for their persistent and competitive nature and are all trained to ensure that our guests experience the ultimate fishing adventure during their stay with us.
Tarpon in Costa Rica are always present in the Caribbean and in the river and lagoon systems. The Tarpon travel in huge schools on the ocean and in small pods or singles once they enter the fresh water, although in February, March, and April they occasionally school up in the lagoons. Large groups of tarpon begin entering the rivers in December and travel upstream for several months until they return to the ocean in May.
There are also a few resident fish that for some reason choose to stay inside year round in the rivers and lagoons. Fishing is done on the main river in the holes behind the sandbars formed by the current changes near the river bends. Boats anchor in front of the dropoffs and work floating Rapalas or flies back in the holes.
