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I may go this year in April too.
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My son has been wanting to do that trip for a long time. We may try it next year.
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What is the best time of year to go for Tarpon??
My son has been wanting to do that trip for a long time. We may try it next year.
I am a total newbie at this but this is what I was told
Oct/NO
MArch/April/May
Moon phases matter.
Best to fish on new moon.
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We are going to Costa Rica for spring break this year, but we will be fishing in the Pacific with Zancudo Lodge.
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As jdollar notes, going back into the river and its various tributaries for light tackle fishing is worthwhile. It's also a great way to see monkeys and other jungle life. The snook fishing isn't what it was 25 years ago, but there are still some big ones caught every year with bucktail jigs in the surf. I caught a 42.5 incher back in 2007 on a trolled Rapala Magnum just inside a river mouth.
If you fish with conventional tackle, it's worth taking some of your own light bass and panfish lures for the rivers. Small floating Rapala minnows work very well, as do poppers, tiny torpedoes, buzz baits, and small spinners. Also, jigging a heavy duty Rat-L-Trap Super Trap (with internal wire harness) can be a fun way to catch tarpon if you want a bit more involvement than the usual circle hook and sardine routine. When I went, I would take my own tarpon rig spooled with braid and could feel every vibration as I jigged the Rat-L-Trap, with the strike nearly taking the rod out of my hands. Fun stuff. Posts: 441 | Registered: 05 February 2009 Powered by Social Strata Please Wait. Your request is being processed...
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