Captain Alex continued to deliver on January 26 with the Trible / Smith group scoring several sweet Sailfish releases.












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Captain Alex continued to deliver on January 26 with the Trible / Smith group scoring several sweet Sailfish releases.












The Discoverer was excited to welcome back Ted Markow’s family for a return trip to the blue water.


Just like their trip last year, Team Markow did great. They enjoyed a fun Sailfish release, then nagged big Dorados.






They also battled a Blue Marlin but it spit the hook before it could be billed.

“Kevin and Carlos know what they are doing,” wrote Ted. “I watched Kevin prepping the equipment and bait on the ride out. He pays attention to details. Carlos sees the fish when they are going after the attractors. Kevin brings the bait close to the fish in order to hook them. They did not miss many fish.”
“What great memories for my 15 year old and 11 year old daughters. Not may 15 year old girls can say they fought a 200lb plus blue marlin for almost 30 minutes.”
“Great times!”
Multiple time FishingNosara Hall of Famer Morgan Trible has returned, and this time his buddy Charley Smith is stoked to be along for the adventure.








This monster Striped Marlin release was the highlight of the trip.






They also added some sweet Sailfish releases.








For the dinner table, these Virginia-based anglers brought home the bacon. By bacon, I mean excellent Yellowfin Tuna filets.





Captain William welcomed Grant Hawes and his group of South Carolina anglers for a fantastic day of action on January 19.



This Sailfish releases was backed up with a nice array of Dorados.




This big hoss was the highlight of the day; when Captain William gets in the photo, you know its a big catch.




Great work by the flagship Wanderer!
Captain Carlos was joined by our good friend Kevin Campbell on the 19th, and this Alaska-based angler put on a show with multiple Sailfish releases.




The Discoverer also reports a catch of the elusive Wahoo. These silver bullets are tough fighters and yield incredible tasty steaks.

They also added a decent Yellowfin Tuna to round out the haul.

Dean Hayes finished up his whirlwind fishing campaing on the 18th with Captain Alex reporting a banner day of Sailfish releases.






Lovely photos of this safe release. It’s always thrilling to see this action a few feet off the transom.





Great work all-around by the mega panga.



The other half of the Dean Hayes group joined the Wanderer on the 15th, and they also scored a pair of Sailfish releases.





They also added a nice Dorado for the dinner table.

Excellent work by Captain William.
Dean Hayes’ group split up between the Discoverer and Wanderer on the 15th.



Over on the big battleship theiy scored nice Sailfish releases augmented by tasty Yellowfin Tunas.


Dean sent us this nice email after the trips: “We had great offshore trips. We boated 8 sails in the two days we went offshore! Your captains and mates were all very efficient and hospitable. Thanks for a great experience!!”
Mark Angelloz and Captian Alex scored big trophy fish releases on January 14. The action started early with this big Sailfish release.







Later they nagged a wonderful Rooster Fish, the first big one of the season. Released as always after this sweet photo shoot.






The Harvester had a big day with Jess Gingold’s family on the 13th; their morning 5 hour trip yielded a bunch of wild Sailfish releases.







