Here is the reason why you visit Costa Rica for a full-fledged fishing adventure?

There are so many places to travel around the world for fishing, but every place has same limitations and contradictions. There are few places especially in the northern hemisphere, where you could enjoy fishing only during the summers, while there are few places where you could enjoy fishing only in the winters. Now, there are only few places that best suit for fishing all the year long and that place is the Costa Rica.

Blue water fishing is a major attraction in the Costa Rica. Costa Rica is also one of the prominent countries in the world that has made sustainable efforts to preserve and protect the wetlands and coastal regions where lot of rare fishes is found in plenty. There are several places where people can enjoy fishing in the Costa Rica, but there are some places where fishing is highly restricted.

From multiple points of view, this small Latin American nation has for quite some time been at the front line of protection.

Tortuguero National Park in Costa Rica is one of the best known places for a wide range of fishes. Every year more than 130,000 vacationers visit this national park and thus it has become a prime tourist destination. In reality, ecotourism is presently the quickest developing portion of the nation's tourism business, in the meantime protecting species imperiled the world over and lifting groups out of neediness.

For those who are looking for fad fishing in Quepos, Costa Rica, there are many places to choose from. Costa Rica is always known as a prime fad fishing destination in the entire Latin America. There are two seas from which to pick and year-round calculating open doors.

By a long shot the most well-known drift for fad fishing is the Pacific. Tropical climate, sky blue waters, saturated with history.

Along the southern drift, not a long way from the Panama fringe, lies the minor wild of the Osa Peninsula, portrayed by National Geographic as "the most organically different" place on the planet. Limited to its north is delightful Drake Bay, named after Sir Frances Drake, who arrived in it about 10 years before he spared England and sank the forceful Spanish Armada.

Around a hour or so north of Drake Bay lie Manuel Antonio National Park, one of the country's Seven Natural Wonders, and Quepos, with maybe the best blue water angling in this fish-rich nation. There are several other places where you could enjoy the best fad fishing excursion tours in the private fishing charters.