Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Captain Alex is a master of multiple fishing styles, and on June 23 he showed Patrick Maloney’s group his bottom-fishing skills.
Red Grouper were schooled up about 10 miles offshore and the Harvester was dropping weights and bending rods all day long.
They worked their way closer to shore, finishing off much closer to shore with this fine Jack Crevalle.
After several landmark days offshore, Brad Watson and his boys decided to stay near shore on the 5th to ply the trade of bottom fishing.
A few big Congrios were augmented by some sandwich-sized Groupers.
After several productive days offshore, Jason Fabre’s group stayed inshore with Captain William on July. The rods stayed bent with a nice haul of Red Groupers on ice.
There were several simultaneous hook-ups throughout the day.
Captain Fico kept the heat on during mid June. Check out this sweet array of tasty keepers:
Yellowfin Tunas are always a staple for us this time of year, as are these whopping big red Cubera Snappers:
Adding variety to the filet bag are these big Red Groupers…amazing to eat and fun to catch!
Great work by Captain Fico!
Kate Haley and her friends had a productive half day with Captain William on the 31st. They started off with a nice Sailfish release offshore:
Then they moved inshore and boated some groupers, perfect for sandwiches.
Captain William delivers the goods, and in just 5 hours at that!
The Adventurer finished the month with another unbelievable Sailfish release.
Captain David delivered the unimaginable in the morning, and then in the afternoon did more standard Adventurer-things…delivering tasty filets for his clients.
Great job by Captain David!
Aussie angler Jeremy West knocked out some inshore monsters on January 8. The biggest scores of the day were these nice Dorados.
Also they filled the coolers with tasty Red Groupers. These inshore delicacies are a welcome treat and a sweet addition to the menu.
Nick Lowe stayed close to shore on the 9th and scored a variety of yummy filets on board the Harvester.
This brightly-colored Rock Snapper was the catch of the day, and was backed up with a few nice Red Groupers and a Yellowfin Tuna.
David Kinney and the boys stayed inshore and filled the filet bag with two of our most tasty morsels.
These Congrios are a fish/eel hybrid which are a real challenge to catch. Did you know that these creatures have the ability to swim backwards?
Later on they boated several nice-sized Red Groupers, perfect for sandwiches.
Great work by the Harvester
John Horger scored the biggest Broomtail Grouper of the season so far on February 14.
Want a Grouper sandwich? How about a 10-foot party Grouper sub? We’ll have plenty of filets, thanks to the mega Panga Harvester!