Tuna fish, drums, flounder, Pacific croaker, grunts, groupers and even the world's largest black marlin, a 1.560 pound specimen caught off Cabo Blanco by Alfredo Glossel, Jr., are just some of the many fish species to be found in Peruvian waters. Peru's fishing coves used to draw such personalities as Bob Hope, Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne, Prince Philip of Edinburgh, Nelson Rockefeller and bullfighter Dominguin, all of them out to cast their line and experiences the excitement of deep sea fishing.

The great writer Ernest Hemingway was a regular visitor to Peruvian waters. The large fish specimens to be found there inspired his famous book The Old Man and the Sea.
Like Hemingway, fishermen know that Peru is synonymous of adventure, and above all, great fishing. It is hardly a coincidence that Peru has always enjoyed the reputation of being one of the world's leading fishing nations. Here, fishermen will always find an ideal beach for any kind of fishing: rocky beaches and cliffs, wide open sandy beaches, cold waters rich in plankton and clear warm currents. Happy fishing!

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