40+ Years Guiding Remote Waters

Remote Wilderness
Sportfishing Vacations

Trophy marlin, sailfish, and tuna in the world’s most untouched
waters – Costa Rica, Panama, Tahiti, and the Galapagos Islands.

OFF-THE-GRID · UNFORGETTABLE

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Pacific Coast – Panama

Spring & Summer 2026

costa rica sportfishing charters
About the captain

Pioneer of Remote Wilderness Sportfishing
Since the 1970s

Captain Warren Sellers helped put Costa Rica on the map as a world-class sportfishing destination – long before the crowds arrived. Today, he takes serious anglers further: to remote atolls in French Polynesia, off-the-grid lodges in Panama, and the legendary marlin banks of the Galapagos.

Featured in international TV shows and fishing magazines, Warren’s expertise isn’t in finding the fish everyone knows about – it’s in finding the fish no one else can reach.

40+

Years guiding remote waters worldwide

30–50

Marlin sightings per day, Galapagos

4

Exclusive wilderness destinations

100%

Unique and off-the-beaten-path locations

Wilderness fishing destinations

Four Corners of the World.
Zero Crowds.

wilderness fishing

year round

Costa Rica

Sailfish · Marlin · Roosterfish · Tuna

Golfito & Puerto Jimenez
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wilderness fishing

spring & summer 2026

Panama

Marlin · Wahoo · Yellowfin

Wilderness Lodge
Off-the-Grid Access Only
wilderness fishing

fall 2026

Tahiti

Marlin · Wahoo · Dorado · Tuna

Apataki Atoll
No Hotels – No Crowds
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Galapagos

Marlin · Wahoo · Yellowfin

30 -50 Marlin Sightings Per Day

Gyotaku Fish Printing

Warren Sellers is a skilled Gyotaku artist who transforms the fish he catches into vibrant, one-of-a-kind prints. His work captures the intricate details and natural beauty of each fish, preserving the memory of every successful fishing trip in a stunning and artistic way. Each piece is not just a record of the catch but a celebration of the connection between nature and art.

Gyotaku, the traditional Japanese art of fish printing, dates back to the early 1800s. Originally used by fishermen to document their best catches, it has evolved into a respected art form. The process involves applying non-toxic ink or paint to the surface of a freshly caught fish and pressing it onto delicate mulberry paper, creating a detailed and lifelike impression. Warren honors this tradition while adding his own contemporary twist by incorporating bright colors and modern techniques.

For unique and beautifully crafted fish prints, visit Warren’s Fish Prints Etsy shop.

gyotaku fish print
gyotaku fish print
gyotaku fish print
gyotaku fish print

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