The action on the Caribbean is picking up just as expected and lots of tarpon are around.
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jueves, 20 de septiembre de 2012
JOE: TALE OF FISHING
Not
many people on the water this week. Marlin and sails were big up north
from Tamarindo to Coco, but slowed when the wind came up and inshore
rooster fishing picked up the slack. Herradura and Quepos are seeing
some sailfish action but not many boats are out. Down south, the locals
are catching snook off the beach near Carate, no one reported from
offshore which usually means it’s slow.
JOE CATCHES A SNOOK
The
tide had started to push up into the mangroves, and Joe’s kayak drifted
slowly with the current. A few egrets and a tiger heron had arrived
earlier and were busy picking off small minnows. Who were planning on
using the rising tide to get to protection under the crossroads of
mangrove roots when the estuary filled?
Joe,
a chef by trade, gave up fixing fine dishes to pursue his passion,
fishing. Kind of a kayak warrior, he has tackled billfish, tarpon and
other large pelagic species, but is just at home in a quiet estuary
casting and enjoying nature.
Operating
out of his home port of Jimenez down on the Osa, Joe is a short paddle
to a myriad of fishing action. Roosterfish, snapper, jacks, sierra
mackerel, African Pompano and more are within 15 minutes of launching
off the beach.
Joe
worked his way up the mangrove-lined estuary as a light rain began to
fall. Fish started “popping” on the surface, engulfing small fish on
their way up the river, but would not touch a top-water lure. He cast a
dead sardine in a hole in front of a mangrove root and it was stuck as
soon as it hit bottom. Moments later he had a nice snook in his kayak.
Joe lives in one of the Costa Developers fractional properties in Costa Rica. He retired to Costa Rica for several years.
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lunes, 20 de agosto de 2012
Vacation in Fractional Properties Can Cost you much less | Costa Developers
Experience a serene holiday in a luxurious coastal house and pay for a fraction of what it actually costs.
Costa Developers fractional ownership program not only is a great way for homeowners to profits while they’re back to their usual routines in the US, Canada or anywhere else, it is a tremendous way for anyone looking to visit Costa Rica to enjoy their vacation in ultimate style, privacy and luxury. All you have to do is book a house with our property management team and catch a flight down and check it out.
Everything needed is right there in the home because each is delightfully decorated and furnished right down to the dishes, towels, sheets and coffee makers; don’t forget your bikini since there is an ample beach club with BBQ, Palapa, and lounge areas surrounded by tropical beauty.
Don’t forget some binoculars as well because it won’t be long before you spot some natural world all around, many of our guests have been thrilled to report seeing tons of animals, toucans, sloths, monkeys, macaws, among others.
What’s even better is that all of the homes are located just minutes from Costa Rica’s most privileged beaches and variety of activities such as whitewater rafting, canopy, and tours to rainforest, cascading waterfalls etc.
But the best thing about renting a Costa Developers fractional house is that for about the same price of a luxury hotel room, you get enough room to bring your entire family, giving everyone their own space and privacy. And when you come back home from a long day of sun and fun, enjoy their own shower or bath before heading out again to taste all the flavors of the many restaurants nearby. You’re only job is to relax, chill out and pile on as many adventures as you can fit in to each day here in the Central Pacific of Costa Rica!
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