Topwater fishing can be outstanding. The downside during winter can be excessive wind, but the weather usually is delightful. February is a dry month, although some rain always is a possibility, and tarpon are ganging off Caribbean rivers such as Colorado, Parismina and Tortuguero. Pacific sailfish are schooling in peak numbers off Pacific ports such as Flamingo, Quepos and Golfito, and blue and black marlin are definite possibilities. A major norther can be a temporary setback, but all are excellent bonefish venues.
Blue water trolling for blue marlin is an option.
Established camps are available on Deep Water Cay, Walker's Cay, Andros and Abaco. I have left sandy footprints at all of the aforementioned destinations. Of course, many others await. Guatemala, for example, is reported to be better for sailfish than Costa Rica and Mexico combined. Most important, the established booking agency has firsthand contacts with the fishing operations and airline representatives.