Trip Overview

Bahia Solano is a small fishing town located on the northern shores of the Colombian Pacific just 70 miles south of the Panamanian border. Few anglers have visited it, as the tourist infrastructure is extremely limited.

This destination is a new sport fishing operation based on the exuberant north coast of the Colombian Pacific Ocean.
It provide the opportunities to chase a wide variety of species in one of the most biodiverse and richest corners of the globe.This magnificent section of the Pacific Ocean offers some of the best saltwater sport fishing one can imagine, and has seen virtually no fishing pressure.
The main species are Black, Blue and Striped Marlin, Pacific Sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, Roosterfish, Tarpon, Cubera, Jacks, Snook. Both modalities are applied; conventional and fly fishing.

The season runs from January until July.

Package

You can choose among 3 fishing modalities:
Fly Fishing: Depending on the targeted species you will find yourselves sight casting to massive schools of busting Yellowfins, teasing Sailfish or casting among beautiful structures among the shorelines and rock formations in search of Roosterfish, Tarpon, Snook or giant Cuberas.

Inshore: The inshore fishing is very stable throughout the year, as most of the prime species are resident. The shoreline extends for hundreds of miles of untouched waters that offer some exceptional opportunities for popping and jigging.

Offshore: The water depth drops to thousands of feet just miles from shore, so often you will be fishing for pelagic species with the mountains and jungle as your background. Depending on what the target is, you'll be using different techniques, trolling lures or dead bait, bait and switch or live bait trolling.