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Two oceans, magnificent inland lakes and countless miles of pristine rivers
provide anglers in Nicaragua with some of the finest and most diverse fishing
you're likely to find in such a small and easily accessible area anyplace in the
world.
The inshore Pacific waters off the Nicaraguan coast are teeming with a wide
variety of fish such as rooster fish, sierra mackerel, jack crevalle, bonito, hound
fish, snapper, grouper, snook. The rooster fish average 30lbs with the
occasional monster. During the prime fishing months you can catch sailfish,
dorado, and small yellowfin tuna along rips and floating debris.
Offshore you will run into marlin, sailfish, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, and dorado.
provide anglers in Nicaragua with some of the finest and most diverse fishing
you're likely to find in such a small and easily accessible area anyplace in the
world.
The inshore Pacific waters off the Nicaraguan coast are teeming with a wide
variety of fish such as rooster fish, sierra mackerel, jack crevalle, bonito, hound
fish, snapper, grouper, snook. The rooster fish average 30lbs with the
occasional monster. During the prime fishing months you can catch sailfish,
dorado, and small yellowfin tuna along rips and floating debris.
Offshore you will run into marlin, sailfish, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, and dorado.
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