The Wanderer welcomed angler Myers Chandler’s group on the 28th and the flagship delivered a super Sailfish release offshore:



They finished the day near-shore, and kept the rods bent with school-sized Yellowfin Tunas and White Tunas.





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The Wanderer welcomed angler Myers Chandler’s group on the 28th and the flagship delivered a super Sailfish release offshore:



They finished the day near-shore, and kept the rods bent with school-sized Yellowfin Tunas and White Tunas.





Craig Sutton and Chris Savitz joined Captain William on November 26th and brought home a beefy Dorado.




The mighty flagship Wanderer scored a world-class Blue Marlin release on November 25.





Great fish handling by Mate Elias on the safe billfish release. Later in the day, they boated a wonderful Dorado for the dinner table.



In the afternoon session, the Wanderer welcomed JR Sprung’s group for a bunch of excellent Yellowfin Tuna scores.









Another great day on the mighty flagship Wanderer.

Master Captain William pulled double-duty on November 23. In the morning session, anglers Avery and Katelyn Dodd.



They released multiple super Sailfish. Great work for just a five hour trip.





The Wanderer welcomed returning FishingNosara Hall of Famers Dan Rosensteel and Ed Benus. The flagship posted a great day of Yellowfin Tuna hunting.









Charles and Stephanie O’Neal finished up their week of fishing with a great day of Yellowfin Tuna action.

The Wanderer found this excellent mancha (or ‘school’) of porpoises and it was ‘game on’!










Fresh sushi is a wonderful close to a great week of fishing for Team O’Neal.


Our dear friend Nigel Phillips returned to the mighty flagship Wanderer on November 17 and scored a refrigerator’s worth of Yellowfin Tunas:







This group was all smiles on the ride back in on the new Transporter:

Captain William and Mate Elias delivered a blistering trip on November 12 with the Hutzenbiler group. First up was this sweet Sailfish release:



They scored again with a very nice Dorado for the dinner table:



The inshore reef had several sweet surprises later in the trip. This Rock Snapper added variety to their filet bag:


Then the fish of the day came in late…check out this MONSTER Rooster Fish:



Safe released after the photo, and a fitting end to a fantastic day from the flagship Wanderer.

Liz Hutzenbiler’s group helped the Wanderer kick off the new season with fantastic stack of Yellowfin Tuna scores on November 10






No better way to celebrate than fresh tuna sushi!



