
If you’re looking for a Panama fishing lodge that combines incredible opportunities with a pristine setting and a VIP guest experience, this is the one for you. Situated on Coiba Island—one of the most untouched locations in Central America and a UNESCO world heritage site—this lodge offers an unparalleled Panama charter fishing experience and some of the best sport fishing on Earth.
You’ll be treated like royalty from the moment you arrive. Once you reach the airport in Tocumen, you’ll be met by the Lodge’s hostesses, who will handle all the formalities of customs and immigration while you relax in a private lounge. No waiting in line to have your passport stamped or standing around at the baggage claim here!
Once you’re checked through (which should take less than half an hour), you’ll take a one hour, fifteen minute flight out to the eastern side of Coiba Island. History buffs may appreciate the landing zone: the former prison camp of Manuel Noriega and one of the only “developed” parts of the island. Here you’ll meet the captain and staff, and your luggage will be taken to the boat. From there it’s just a short trip to the fishing camp.
The Panama fishing lodge itself is the National Park Service’s HQ. Air-conditioned cabins with private baths and upgraded furnishings are reserved for you and your party to provide you with the most comfortable stay possible.
It is important to note that there is no cell phone service or internet access here. A satellite phone is on hand in case of emergency. If you need to keep in contact with anyone back home during your Panama charter fishing trip, it’s highly recommended that you take an Iridium phone along with you, as it’s the only kind certain to work on Coiba.
From your lodge, it’s just a short 20 miles by marlin fishing boat to the Hannibal Bank, where trophy-worthy fish can be found in abundance. This area is only lightly fished due to its distance from the mainland and the lack of development on the island itself. Few other locations can compete. To make your Panama charter fishing experience even better, this lodge only takes on one party at a time. Your party won’t be sharing the boat with anyone but the crew and a guide with more than two decades of experience.
Worry-Free Fishing
All of the difficulties you’d normally associate with traveling will be taken off your shoulders as soon as you meet up with Lodge staff in the international airport: getting through customs, carrying your luggage, and finding your way to your destination will all be taken care of for you. Food and drink are provided: meals are prepared for you, and even imported beer and top-shelf liquors are included in the price. Daily laundry service is provided as well.
At this Panama fishing lodge, you’ll fish when you want for as long as you want. You and your party dictate the schedule for the boat, not the other way around! If you ever decide you want to take some time off from reeling in leviathan-sized sport fish that you’ll have to rivet to your wall, there are plenty of other activities available in this beautiful national park. Take a hike into the rainforest on the main island or one of the others nearby and experience the pristine, one-of-a-kind environment found on Coiba; go kayaking or fly fishing; dive into the ocean for some swimming, snorkeling or even scuba diving. These activities are also included in the price.
Fish Species
On your Panama charter
fishing trip, you’ll have good odds of finding game fish at the following times of year. Their average weights are shown as well:
January-May: Black marlin (400-700 pounds), blue marlin (400-700 pounds), yellowfin tuna (200-360 pounds), roosterfish (40-80 pounds), Pacific Cubera snapper (20-60 pounds), tarpon (60-100 pounds), and Pacific sailfish (70-200 pounds).
June-August: Best season for black marlin—some weigh in at up to 1000 pounds during this time of year; odds good for blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, wahoo (40-70 pounds), roosterfish, Pacific Cubera snapper, tarpon, and Pacific sailfish.
September-November: Black marlin, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, roosterfish, Pacific Cubera snapper, tarpon, and Pacific sailfish.
December: A good month for all eight species—black marlin, blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, roosterfish, Pacific Cubera snapper, tarpon, and Pacific sailfish.
Itinerary
Four days fishing:
Six days fishing:
What’s Not Included
International flights, taxis, costs of spending the night in Panama City, personal items, tips and gratuities.
Call today or fill out the form below and let us know what type of Panama fishing lodge experience you are looking for. We’ll send you information on opportunities that match your goals. Our experienced outfitters are second to none and we’re happy to share personal experiences with you.
Fishing Methods |
Fisherman's choice! Poppers, live bait rigging, trolling plugs, fly-fishing. |
| 5-Nights & 4-Days | Two (2) Angler's at $7,500 each |
| 5-Nights & 4-Days | Three (3) Angler's at $5,500 each |
| 5-Nights & 4-Days | Four (4) Angler's at $4,500 each |
Seasons |
January through December |
Accommodations |
Beautiful tropical Cabins with Air conditioned |
Includes |
Airport VIP Concierge, Private Round Trip Air Charter, Guides, Bait, Tackel, Fishing license, Full Service Air-conditioned Cabins, Excellent Meals right on the beach and an Open Bar. |
Not Included |
International airfare, and gratuities. |
License & Permits |
Included |
Travel Specifics |
Fly to Panama City, Panama and you will be met by the outfitter. |
Additional Info |
For detailed Information or to arrange this trip, please contact Dick Kennerknecht at 888-850-HUNT, Ext. 700. |
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