About Us
Part I: The Golfo Dulce
Part II: Offshore Species
Part II: Offshore Species
The Osa Peninsula, the Golfo Dulce and the environmental factors that contribute to “The most bio-diverse place on the planet.”
- The geographic location, landscape orientation and Geology
- The Climate
- The Rainforest biodiversity (plants and wildlife)
- The Pacific Ocean Proximity
- The isolation and Culture of Costa Rica and
The Osa Peninsula, the Golfo Dulce and the environmental factors that contribute to “The most bio-diverse place on the planet.”
- The geographic location, landscape orientation and Geology
- The Climate
- The Rainforest biodiversity (plants and wildlife)
- The Pacific Ocean Proximity
- The isolation and Culture of Costa Rica and the surrounding national parks
- The Local People and communities
- Ethical angling, conservation and the importance of preservation (on par with the practices on the Osa)
Part II: Offshore Species
Part II: Offshore Species
Part II: Offshore Species
The Offshore Species
- Marlin (Blue, Black and Striped)
- Pacific Sailfish
- Yellowfin and Bigeye Tuna
- Dorado (Mahi-Mahi)
- Wahoo
Part III: Inshore Species
Part II: Offshore Species
Part III: Inshore Species
The Inshore Species
- Roosterfish
- Cubera (Pacific Dogtooth) Snapper
- Pacific Snook
- African Pompano
- Jack Crevalle
- Almaco Jack
- Horse-Eye Jack
- Bluefin Trevally
- Golden Trevally
- Corvina
- Broomtail Grouper
- Goliath Grouper
- Yellow Snapper
- Colorado Snapper
- Red Snapper
- Pacific Barracuda
- Spanish Mackerel
- Congrel (Cusk eel)
- Rainbow Runner
- Tarpon (a New Atlantic Species that is taking hold in the gulf)