Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Lila Weirich’s group had another fun day with the Wanderer on the 5th with fish scores as big as Texas.
Monster Mahi-Mahi were abundant and the mighty flagship was on the scene to take care of business.
Most of the catches were big Dorados, however this meaty Yellowfin Tuna added variety to the filet bag.
Captain David delivered a nice 50+lbs. Amberjack in on May 1 with angler Christine Henkel.
The Discoverer had a great time on the 19th with lots more Dorado reported on ice, plus a nice sized Yellowfin Tuna.
Easy lady…at least wait until we filet it before your take a bite!
James Wills came to Nosara primarily to surf, but he brought some friends along for an afternoon half day with Captain Alex on on October 19th.
This big Dorado got the afternoon off to a hot start, and was backed up by a similarly monstrous Mahi-Mahi:
A third fired-up Dorado put Team Wills to the test but was no match for the Mega Panga:
After all these filets ended up on ice in the fishbox, a little finch perched on one of the anglers’ head:
This must have been a good omen, because a late day Sailfish strike put the exclamation point on this great fishing day.
Awesome work by James Willis and his posse!
Jayson Williams is a bigger-than-life fun loving Texan from San Antonio and his posse was running at wide-open throttle in mid-May.
They knocked out a nice swarm of Sailfish with the Discoverer on April 15.
Great work by these great awesome clients from CCA TX.
The Wanderer welcomed Drew Cooper and his group on the 28th for a fierce day of Sailfish action.
These ladies KO’d five nice Sailfish on this trip.
Great hunting by Captain William to keep these monsters cornered.
Add in four clean safe releases by Mate Johnson and you got the perfect day of fish-catching!
Greggory Adamo and his group had a big fun time on the Wanderer with a feisty Marlin release and several sweet Sailfish releases on the scorecard.
After the Marlin release, everyone got there chance to fight a Pacific Sail.
Funny how big fish and big smiles always seem to go hand-in-hand!
All fish safely released by First Mate Alex and Mate Johnson…the perfect end to a great day of catching.
We love all out clients, but it is a special treat when we can welcome a professional charter captain and his group to our little stretch of blue water paradise.
Marvin Steiding brought the whole crew from his South Florida-based Reel Candy Sportfishing operation for a few days of blue water action on the Discoverer.
After some early success on Sailfish, they brought it inshore and scored big on Rooster fish.
This Pacific species is certainly a fun catch for these Jupiter, FL based pros.
They also added a few Dorados for the dinner table…great action all around for the Reel Candy team!