Osa
Touted to be ‘one of the most biologically intense places on earth’ by National Geographic, the Osa Peninsula (or Osa for short) represents spectacular adventure across its many pristine terrestrial and aquatic habitats. Jaguars and tapirs still haunt the jungle covered mountaintops, and screeching scarlet macaws and toucans are a common sight as they move through the forest canopy. Osa also offers some of the finest inshore and offshore fly fishing in the world, with inshore species including giant roosterfish, snappers, groupers, jacks, and rainbow runners, and offshore waters offering shots at some of the world’s largest Pacific sailfish, blue, striped, and black marlin, dorado or mahi-mahi, wahoo, and yellowfin tuna.
Species Available
Tarpon
Dorado
Bluefin Trevally
Amberjack
Roosterfish
Bigeye Trevally
Snook
Jack
Sailfish
Rainbow Runner
Snapper
Triggerfish
Marlin
Wahoo
Tuna
Osa Trips