Fun family-style fishing for the Harvester on the 4th!
The mega panga delivered five Sailfish releases for this great group; everyone on board got a release of their own.
Not to shabby for just a five hour trip!
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Fun family-style fishing for the Harvester on the 4th!
The mega panga delivered five Sailfish releases for this great group; everyone on board got a release of their own.
Not to shabby for just a five hour trip!
The Explorer continues to grow her reputation as a fly-weight fish-fighting weapon as many large fish have met their match.
ย This Double Sailfish release is certainly a highlight, and the combo of Captain Fico and Mate Elias have made big Sailfish releases a common occurrence on the super panga.
There has also been a nice run of Yellowfin Tuna which the Explorer has taken advantage of:
Most recently our great friends Ken and Brenda Russell along with Larry Komenda and Misti Nolan nabbed this sweet Rooster fish release:
Great work by the legendary Explorer!
The Harvester continues to grow her reputation as a fish fighter, starting the month strong with an excellent trip on April 3.
After a quick Sailfish release to start they day, the mega panga hit paydirt with a sweet Double Sailfish release.
The action stayed strong with two more releases to round out the day.
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Safely handled as always by Mate Kevin:
The sun rose on another great month of inshore action on the Adventurer.
She scored the usual allotment of Cubera Snappers and Rock Snappers.
Then they added this tasty delicacy: the elusive Congrio:
The highlight of the month was this nice Sailfish caught just five miles from shore.
When the big fish wander too close the shore, the Adventurer will be waiting for them.
Great work on the catch and the safe release from the 23-foot pocket knife Adventurer.
The Rio Nosara continues to yield her bounty to anglers tough enough to wade into the surf at the river mouth.
Javier aka Rey Robalo scored these 20+ pounders on Easter weekend. Truly a blessing!
Our old pal Manuel wasn’t scared of this 10-15lbs. Snook:
Local legend Carl Wells also nabbed a nice one:
Local man Adalberto Sanabria Venegas did very well to put dinner on the table with this Robalo:
Most recent Carlos Yaniz posted this picture, probably the fattest Snook of the month:
The Harvester put on a show for a great group of anglers early in the month.
The first Sailfish came calling around 9am and the bit didn’t cool off until the day was done.
The highlight was a sweet Double Sailfish releases, flawlessly executed by Mate Kevin.
Excellent hunting by the up-and-coming superstars Captain Alex and Mate Kevin.
Ken and Brenda Russell and Larry Komenda and Misti Nolan saved their best day for last.
This MAMMOTH Black Marlin was the highlight of the trip, which also included lots of Sailfish.
They didn’t leave empty handed as Ken boated another BIG Wahoo, his second of the week.
Family fun on the Wanderer as a group of youngsters took to the flagship and found a nice squad of Yellowfin Tunas.
Great to see the fish cooperate for these young anglers.
Tasty sushi and filets coming up!
The Harvester hosted an all-ages fishing frenzy on March 30 with lots of Sailfish release by some young anglers.
Kudos to Dad for making sure these kids gain an appriciation for angling at a young age.
The unstoppable Ken Russell continued his two week fishing adventurer with a wonderful inshore / offshore day with Captain Alex on the Harvester.
The Russells and Larry Komenda and Misti Nolan started out with a fine Rooster fish release, then moved offshore to tackle a big Pacific Sailfish.
You gotta love being this close to the blue water, and having a boat that can score two wildly different trophy releases in a single day.