Fishing for the Pacific Marlins is one of the most happening big game fishing. Especially, fishing for the Pacific marlin, or the blue Marlin is much awaited adventure time for many. The Pacific marlin is also the traditional trophy carcass which can be spotted in numerous fishing magazines and wall photographs of many fishing enthusiasts. Moreover, the Pacific Marlin, can be your ultimate prize for the library and study walls, only if you can afford the deep-sea expeditions on big boats. That is why, fishing for the Pacific Marlins is considered as one of the most expensive sport and it is estimated that gaming fisherman spend more money in fishing for the Marlin than any other fish species on earth.

This makes the Marlins one of the most prized and expensive game fish in the world. Costa Rica is one of the few places on the planet to have three different types of Marlin roving its Pacific coast. And the best part of fishing for the Marlins in these pacific waters is that it can be taken any month of the year. The three varieties commonly found in this region are: the pacific blue marlins (commonly fished for 300-500 lbs fishes), the black marlins (these are found here over 700 lbs), and the striped marlins (these average around 150-200 lbs).