Marlin Magazine January 2005 Issue - Panama Big Game Sportfishing Club: "A fair share of operations have since come and gone in this area, but few can compare with the Panama Big Game Fishing Club, the newest lodge. Just an hour by water taxi from the town of David, the lodge was built atop the highest elevation on Isla Boca Brava in 2001, offering a commanding view of the surrounding area. Four fully equipped guest cottages, gourmet meals and fantastic fishing make the lodge a must-visit.
The fishing options in this region are seemingly endless. Depending on current conditions and the species targeted, productive inshore fishing is less than 15 minutes from the lodge and blue-water action, less than an hour's steam from the dock.
The operation's manager Capt. Lee Champbell says that although the inshore fishing can be fantastic, most anglers come here to fish for the bounty of billfish and giant yellowfin tuna that prowl the waters surrounding the Isla Coiba area, including Isla Montousa, Isla Ladrones and Hannibal Bank a bit farther offshore. While grander blue and black marlin certainly reside in these waters, most range from 250 to 500 pounds, making them manageable on 50 pound tackle." Click Here to read full article.
The fishing options in this region are seemingly endless. Depending on current conditions and the species targeted, productive inshore fishing is less than 15 minutes from the lodge and blue-water action, less than an hour's steam from the dock.
The operation's manager Capt. Lee Champbell says that although the inshore fishing can be fantastic, most anglers come here to fish for the bounty of billfish and giant yellowfin tuna that prowl the waters surrounding the Isla Coiba area, including Isla Montousa, Isla Ladrones and Hannibal Bank a bit farther offshore. While grander blue and black marlin certainly reside in these waters, most range from 250 to 500 pounds, making them manageable on 50 pound tackle." Click Here to read full article.
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