Silver King Lodge
Dec06

Silver King Lodge

Are you a fishing enthusiast looking to tackle high-leaping tarpons on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica? Make your way to Silver King Lodge, a fishing resort situated in Puerto Limon, where you can indulge in your favorite pastime and expect great rates and excellent services. Whether you are an expert or a novice, Silver King Lodge teaches you to handle angling equipment, use different techniques and hook impressive catches in a proper, fun and efficient way. Rio Colorado, famous for its fishing opportunities, runs alongside the resort within the second largest rain forest of the country, Barra del Colorado Wildlife Refuge. In addition to freshwater fishing, the lodge organizes inshore and offshore fishing expeditions. For accommodations, the lodge has comfortable rooms where you can enjoy a deep slumber after a satisfyingly tiring day. Fishing Trips with Silver King Lodge Silver King Lodge guarantees a safe, fun and productive fishing experience. They offer fishing in different spots, use good-quality equipment and have their own fleet of boats. At Silver King Lodge, vacationers learn to fish with professional local fishing guides who have decades of experience in the tropical waters. The instructors teach with utmost patience, encouragement and take their time with each student. Guests will learn both conventional and fly fishing techniques. River and Lagoon Rio Colorado is known to house diverse fish species out of which Tarpons, the silver kings of the coastal water, and Giant Snook are the most prominent and sought-after. If you are tired of wrestling the larger species, you can try to catch smaller but challenging game fish such Guapote, Pan Fish, Bobo, Mohara, Tiger-fish, Drum, Pinto and Alligator Gar. Offshore and Inshore Fishing Get to the Caribbean Sea and drop the line to catch some of the most popular inshore and offshore species. The sea is flourishing with a plethora of fish such as King and Spanish Mackerel, Crevalle Jack, Snapper, African Pompano, Barracuda, Wahoo, Yellowfin Tuna, Bigeye Tuna, Trapon, Atlantic Sailfish, Dorado, Blac, Triple Tail and Snook. Accommodations The lodge is encircled by a rain-forest offering great vantage points. There are large rooms that span over 450 square feet and 12 foot wild cane ceilings. The rooms are furnished with two queen size beds, rod racks, and walk in closets, hot water heater, coffee make and air conditioners. Each room has its own bathroom. Those who love nature will have a fine time exploring the jungle trails, swamps and river isles. The surrounding area is alive with blossoming flowers, brilliantly colored birds, monkeys, crocodiles, ocelot, jaguars, and iguanas. Restaurant and Bar There is a bar and a restaurant featuring an extensive selection...

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Sportfishing in Limon
Jun25

Sportfishing in Limon

Sportfishing in Limon The Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica brings exclusive and mysterious things to mind. The popular culture has deemed Caribbean Sea to pirates, treasure hunts, mystical sea creatures and lots of such stuff. Although travelers will not find any pirates and hidden treasures on the Caribbean side of the country, but they will indeed find many interesting things to do and see. The fantastic nature, dense wildlife, opportunities for adventures and an amiable vibe of the region make the Caribbean Coast quite a hot spot for holidays. Limon Province is one of the provinces of Costa Rica, capital of the Caribbean coast, and features six counties, which include Pococí, Guácimo, Siquirres, Matina, Puerto Limón, and Talamanca. The districts have a casual blend of Caribbean and Costa Rican culture, plenty of sun kissed beach towns, sport opportunities, and an ideal set up for vacations. Limon, a portal to the Caribbean, is a different world from the rest of Costa Rica. The city is a whimsical land of bright colors, quaint culture and a joyous bunch of people. Limon, unlike other parts, has a dominant Afro Caribbean culture. Travelers in Limon are pleased to find a very frank and easy environment that makes them feet at home. Passing through the olden streets of the towns, travelers will get a good glance at the golden period of the country. There are two ports for cruises taking the Caribbean route and a river port in Moin. To experience the cultural values, join the carnival that takes place in October when the whole city is out on the streets gushing with fun and energy. Sportfishing in Limon Where to Fish in Limon The province of Limon is bordered by Nicaragua and Panama. Limon boasts a string of continuous coastlines, stunning beaches, mangrove swamps, luscious tropical jungles, and intense wildlife. Many areas of Limon are protected and don’t allow sport fishing, however in northern Limon sportfishing is really popular, mostly under the catch and release policy. The northern region is home to the famous Tortuguero National Park, Barra del Colorado, and Parismina. All of these places have incredible fishing platforms, sportfishing charters and accommodations. In Tortuguero National Park, visitors get a fabulous chance to explore the park, observe its fauna and flora and try out many sport opportunities. The park is almost a paradise for nature lovers. Barra del Colorado Refuge is the largest nature reserve in the country. It offers great sportfishing ventures throughout the year. Both marine water and fresh water fishing are possible. Parismina, located near the mouth of River Parismina south to Tortuguero National Park, is another superb fishing...

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