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Fish Costa Rica’s North Pacific aboard a classic Topaz Express with twin Detroit diesels, a comfortable cabin, private bathroom and a serious offshore setup for marlin, sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, mahi-mahi and wahoo.
Talking Fish is described on the current charter page as a 38-foot Topaz Express built for serious offshore fishing and inshore versatility. Twin Detroit Diesel 671 TI engines provide the power for runs to productive North Pacific fishing grounds.
The boat adds comfort with a V-berth, private bathroom and shower, shaded cockpit, padded seating, freshwater washdown, refrigerator and sound system.
Talking Fish combines professional offshore equipment with the electronics and comfort needed for long North Pacific fishing days.
Talking Fish offers more protection and comfort than a smaller open center console. The cabin has a V-berth, private bathroom and shower, while the cockpit provides shade and padded seating.
That combination can be especially useful for families and mixed groups where not everyone wants to spend the entire day standing in the sun.
The current Talking Fish listing includes the crew, fishing equipment, drinks and food needed for a straightforward day on the water.
Fishing license: not included. The live listing states approximately $17 per person.
The boat is set up for both North Pacific offshore pelagics and productive inshore reef fishing.
Serious big-game targets during productive periods.
Fast, acrobatic billfish and a classic Costa Rica target.
Powerful pelagics often found around bait, birds and dolphins.
Colorful, aggressive gamefish and excellent table fare.
Very fast pelagic predators that add seasonal variety.
A signature Costa Rica Pacific coastal target.
Hard-fighting fish around reefs and rocky points.
Fast action on lighter tackle near Tamarindo and Playa Grande.
The right trip depends on whether you want inshore action or enough time to search productive offshore water.
A shorter option particularly useful for inshore roosterfish, snapper, amberjack and mackerel, or for groups that simply want less time on the water.
Check Half-Day AvailabilityThe stronger choice for marlin, sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, mahi-mahi and wahoo because the crew has more time to locate productive offshore water.
Check Full-Day AvailabilityYou want a traditional diesel sportfisher with a real cabin, private bathroom and professional offshore equipment while staying around Tamarindo.
The live listing contains conflicting capacity information. Before booking, send us your exact number of guests so we can confirm the correct capacity and rate for your group.
Confirm My Group SizeSend your preferred fishing date, number of anglers, where you’re staying in Guanacaste and what you’d most like to catch.
We’ll confirm Talking Fish availability, verify the correct capacity for your group, and help you decide whether the half-day or full-day charter is the better fit.
The current charter page lists Playa Tamarindo in Guanacaste.
The live listing shows $2,305 for a full day and $1,556 for a half day.
The live page is inconsistent: its feature panel lists capacity 5 and price up to 6, while the description says up to 7 guests plus crew. We recommend confirming your exact group size before booking.
The page title and boat description call it a 38-foot Topaz Express, while one feature field lists boat length as 36. We retained the published boat name and recommend confirming technical dimensions directly if that detail matters to you.
Yes. The description lists a private bathroom and shower in the cabin.
The listing includes captain and mate, tackle, bait and lures, snacks, fruit, water, soft drinks and beers, plus lunch on full-day trips and fish cleaning/bagging.
No. The current listing says a fishing license is not included and is approximately $17 per person.
Offshore targets include Blue, Black and Striped Marlin, sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, mahi-mahi and wahoo.
Yes. Inshore targets include roosterfish, Cubera Snapper, amberjack, mackerel and Jack Crevalle.
Send your fishing date, group size and target species. We’ll confirm availability, verify the correct capacity for your party and help you choose between the $1,556 half-day trip and the $2,305 full-day charter.
