The bodies of Costa Rican boat captain Antonio Cajina and U.S. tourist Bryan Wolf were found this weekend, days after the small sport-fishing boat in which they were traveling capsized near the mouth of the Colorado River, on Costa Rica's northern Caribbean coast, June 7 th.

Cajina, 49, was found in the nearby Parismina River, according to the daily La Nación; Wolf, 23, was found a few kilometers from the coastal fishing town of Barra del Colorado. Two others were in the boat at the time of the accident: Cajina's 21-year-old son, identified as Norman Cajina, whose body was found June 8, and tourist Kevin Holmes, who survived.

The four men had traveled to the river mouth to fish sábalo and had been there some time when a large wave surprised them and capsized the boat, the daily reported. Holmes alerted other fishermen, beginning a search effort that concluded Saturday when Cajina and Wolf were found.