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Panama Coast Marlin Hangouts

November 24, 2014
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Black marlin can pop up just about anywhere and have surprised many inshore anglers in pursuit of smaller game. Photo by Scott Kerrigan / aquapaparazzi.com Scott Kerrigan / Aquapaparazzi.com
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This particular part of the Pacific coast of Panama has long been known as a great place to catch yellowfin tuna. Photo by Tony Pena Tony Pena
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Savvy marlin anglers have discovered that where you find lots of tuna, you also find big black marlin. Photo by Jacqueline Wiesse Jacqueline Wiesse
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Black marlin (above) abound along the Tuna Coast. Photo by Tony Pena Tony Pena
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Wahoo are also plentiful. Photo by Tony Pena Tony Pena
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Sailfish are plentiful on the Pacific side of Panama no matter where you fish. Photo by Tony Pena Tony Pena
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Rigged natural baits work for a wide variety of species, including dorado. Photo by Tona Pena Tony Pena
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Many captains have begun the switch to live bait to encourage more strikes from cruising fish. Tony Pena
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Photo by Tony Pena Tony Pena
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