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Catch Marlin, Tag, Name, Release…and now TRACK Gray FishTag Research Update from Costa Rica Bridging the gap between Professional Fishermen and Science! Photos by Sea Fly Sport Fishing Costa Rica…

Catch Marlin, Tag, Name, Release…and now TRACK Gray FishTag Research Update from Costa Rica Bridging the gap between Professional Fishermen and Science! Photos by Sea Fly Sport Fishing Costa Rica…

New Developments Including Adjustments to 45 Mile Tuna Decree, New PHD on FECOP Staff and new Sport Fishing App FECOP (Federacion Costarricense de Pesca), Costa Rica’s sport fishing advocacy group,…

Production of artificial fishing lures for displaced shrimp industry workers FECOP and Legendary Fisherman Larry Dahlberg Team up to Help Employ Displaced Shrimp Industry Workers Todd Staley February 7, 2019…

Fishing for Science: Tagging and Studying Sailfish and Marlin Habits By Todd Staley published for The Tico Times Jan 31, 2019 Left to right: FECOP member Henry Marin tagging expert…

How Costa Rica Sets the Bar Higher for Sport fishing Two distinctive coasts, a wide variety of fish, and the possibility of a sport fishing grand slam make this country…

Reader Not Fond of ‘Torturing Fish’ — but Sport Fishing in Costa Rica isn’t The Problem By Todd Staley from the Tico Times – Sport Fishing in Costa Rica I…

How to Properly Tag a Fish A simple guide to assist you in your tagging efforts Types of tags Pelagic tag (A series) – Species over 60cm. Great for Tuna, Mackerel,…

The King of the Silver Kings – Meet Costa Rica’s Best Tarpon Captain Anglers flock to Costa Rica’s Caribbean Coast for Tarpon that can reach 350 pounds Costa Rica Featured…

Sport Fishing and The Three Pillars of Sustainability- Economic Development, Social Development and Environmental Protection. By Alison Clark, University of Florida Environmentally sustainable fishing practices are often cast as a…

From Coastal Angler Magazine: Costa Rica Edition – FECOP’s Director of Science Appointed to Head INCOPESCA What is surely a loss for FECOP is a gain for Costa Rica. President…