Costa Rica’s New Tuna Decree Seems to be Working
Costa Rica tuna decree seems to be working Published for the Tico Times Todd Staley June 10, 2019 Tuna are making a comeback in areas of Costa Rica protected from…
Costa Rica tuna decree seems to be working Published for the Tico Times Todd Staley June 10, 2019 Tuna are making a comeback in areas of Costa Rica protected from…
Published for the Tico Times by Todd Staley Costa Rica Tarpon on the Pacific – 80 years of illegal immigration Saul Porras lands tarpon near Playa Tamales in Golfo Dulce.…
Saifish -The evolution of the Hero Shot Written for the Tico Times by Todd Staley February 28, 2019 A picture recently sent to Todd Staley showing people still taking hero…
Costa Rica Inshore Fishing: Jacks or Better to Open The Jack Crevalle is once of Cost Rica’s most underrated inshore fighting fish Published for the Tico Times by Todd…
Published for The Tico Times By Todd Staley Robert Nunes is a commercial fisherman who actively defends his peers in Costa Rica’s commercial fishing industry. He volunteers a lot of…
A New Hook for Displaced Costa Rica Shrimp Workers Fecop helps displaced women of Costa Rica’s disbanded shrimp industry find a new career path Pubished for The Tico Times February…
Costa Rica Fishing for Science: Tagging and Studying Sailfish and Marlin Todd Staley / The Tico Times The site of a billfish coming up into a spread of teasers, happily…
My Time at Rio Colorado Lodge: Remembering Costa Rica Fishing Legend Archie Fields From the Captain’s Vault Printed for the Tico Times by Todd Staley Archie Fields, a giant of…
It’s Not Always About the Fish Earth Day Feature by Todd Staley, Communications Director FECOP One of the most exciting days fishing I ever had was in a lagoon in…
Three billboards — modeled after the award-winning movie — on the highway to San Jose’s airport: We’re losing our marine resources. By Todd Staley, FECOP Updated: November 8, 2018 Published…