Costa Rica Weather

Costa Rica is situated between 8 degree and 11 degree North latitude of the Tropic of Cancer; for this reason the tropical climate due to its vicinity to the equator is enjoyed in Costa Rica.

In Costa Rica the climate is constituted of the following way : If you live in a place with a Higher the altitude, the climate is colder than if you live in lower places but in general the coasts are hot and in the highlands are warm.

Costa Rica Weather is divided in Two very well defined seasons:

Dry/ Summer Season (verano): it is from mid-december to May.
Rainy/ Winter Season(invierno): It is from May to the two first weeks of December.

During the winter season the winds from the northeast result storms in the months of September to mid-november. All parts except the Caribbean coast in Costa Rica enjoys the dry weather.

Costa Rica Fishing Season

Costa Rica Fishing Guide will show you which are the months you should fish the main fishes in Costa Rica or practice the sportfishing.

Tarpon: Tarpon fish has a heavy body, silvery scales and elongated ray on its dorsal fin. You can practice the Tarpon Fishing in the Atlantic Zone. In this fishing zone you'll find Lodges and beatiful beaches.

Marlin is found in the North Pacific, Central Pacific, South Pacific and the Atlantic Zone of Costa Rica. In Costa Rica there are Marlin Fishing contests (tournaments or championships) near of the Jaco Blù Private Residences

Tuna is found near of Jaco Blù Private Residences in the Central Pacific, in the South Pacific or in the Atlantic Zone. They live to temperatures of 64º to 86º Fahrenheit

Dorado has in the Central Pacific a high prized because it's very popular in the Dorado Sportfishing.Besides this fishing zone. It is found all Costa Rica as: North Pacific or the South Pacific.

Roosterfish is found mainly in the Atlantic Zone of Costa Rica and it's very popular in the sportfishing. In the South Pacific and the North Pacific.

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