The Caribbean coast of Nicaragua is a hidden secret for those interested in someserious sport fishing. A wide variety of big game species can be caught on all types of tackle (spinning, fly, trolling) all year round. With expansive estuaries, inlets, and river mouths Tarpon, Snook, and Jacks dominate the inland waters. However, the grass flats and coral reefs of the Corn Islands and Pearl Cays create a haven for Bonefish, Tarpon, Permit, and Barracuda. Roughly ten miles east of the Corn Islands is where the deepwater begins and the Marlin, Sailfish, Tuna, Mahi-Mahi and Wahoo action picks up. Right from the beach one can catch trophy Bonefish and Tarpon.

Our fishing charters offer world-class fishing at reasonable prices.  We have only the best equipment made by Penn, Shimano, & Outerbanks Outfitters.  Our boats have the most up to date technology including: GPS, depth sounder, downriggers, and top notch tackle.  Our guides have many years of experience and local knowledge.  Also our captain is US Coastguard certified.  We have a 32 foot Sport Fishing Panga and a 17 foot Boston Whaler Skiff.  With our knowledge, equipment, and experience; We guarantee the best sport fishing opportunities on the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua.

Fishing Charter Prices:

Trip	Hours	Max #	Price
Bottom Fishing	3	5	$160
Nearshore Trolling	3	4	$180
Kingfishing	4	4	$190
Little Corn Island	4-6	4	$200
Blowing Rock	4-5	4	$200
Half-Day Offshore	5	4	$260
Full-day Offshore	9	4	$510

Bottom Fishing: Bottom fishing trips can produce non-stop action. 
Target Species: Snapper, Grouper, Triggerfish, Cobia, Margate, Jacks, Amberjack, Pompano, Hind, and more.

 
                              
  
                                                               

Nearshore Trolling: Nearshore trips, are generally shorter and we stay within a couple miles of shore.  Normally we troll ballyhoo or use live/dead bait.  This can be very productive and is the most popular trip that we do. 
Target species include: King Mackerel, Barracuda, Jacks, Snapper, Pompano, and Mahi-Mahi. 

 
           
    
    

 
       
    

Blowing Rock is a spectacular location for fishing.  It is a rock about 8 miles South of the island that holds large schools of Barracuda, Jacks, King Mackerel, and more.
Target Species: Barracuda, Jacks, King Mackerel, Cero Mackerel, Snapper, Grouper, Mahi-Mahi, Sailfish.

 
                                        
 

Kingfishing: King Mackerel are abundant and very large.  They range from 10-50+ pounds.  These beasts can make your drag squeal and put up one hell of a fight.  Kings can be caught as close as 1/2 mile offshore but the biggest ones are caught about 2-8 miles offshore.
Target Species: King Mackerel

 

   

 

  

Offshore Deep Sea fishing involves the real monsters of the sea.  Since fishing grounds are relatively close, about 13 miles until the Continental Shelf drops off, offshore fishing is not a long ride away.  Fishing out there can be fast and furious. 
Target Species: Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, Blackfin Tuna, Mahi-Mahi,  and Wahoo. 
      
     
 
           
  
            
 
         
  

   

Rivers and Lagoons: Also trips can be arranged to go to the river mouths and lagoons of the mainland to go after world-class Tarpon and Snook.
Target Species: Tarpon, Snook, Jack Crevelle

  
            
 

Dock Fishing: Or if you just want to sit down at the bar, throw out a line, and see what happens; then the restaurant at Anastasia's is your ticket to good fishing without the hassle.  Check out these photos of fish caught from the restaurant.
Target Species: Dog Snapper, Jewfish

    
         
 

Pacific Coast: Here are a few photos of Roosterfish caught on the Pacific Coast.  We still argue over whose is bigger.