In sweet or salty water, Panama is a paradise for those that enjoy this sport.
“Abundance of fish”. This is the literal translation for the indigenous word Panama. And this well earned prestige is enjoyed by thousands of sportfishers when they throw their hooks in search of excitement and adventure.
In the vastness of the sea species such as spearfish, mahi-mahi or yellow tail tuna are the most fancied by the fanatics. Meanwhile, it is common to find mero, snapper and other species on the coast that transform into the main dish at a table full of experiences and stories.
And the route is diverse. Beginning with Piñas Bay, at 150 nautical miles from the city, well known as a fishing paradise for Black Marlin, it has been the scenery for innumerable events, in which over 250 world marks have been broken; it is visited by people from all over the world.
Another alternative is Hacienda del Mar located in San Jose Island, which is the farthest island on the Pearls Archipelago. The Hacienda del Mar offers fishing for the most coveted species that abound the coastal areas and open sea.
More towards the north is the area of Santa Catalina and then Chiriqui with wide extensions to fish for diverse species.
Panama has positioned itself as a unique sportfishing destination, with big extensions for a successful fishing event. This area provides such richness in fish that has led to some calling it “small sea”.
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