Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Captain Alex and the Harvester barreled into late-August with a fishing fury unmatched by any other panga boat in the world.
Multiple Yellowfin Tunas and a big Dorado were brought on board early in the trip, followed up by several sweet Sailfish releases.
Stephen Paul Green joined the Discoverer on the 20th and scored one of the biggest Yellowfin Tunas of the season…clearly the second high season is is full effect!
According to the sling-scale, this monster weighs 112lbs.! Great work by Captain Carlos and the big battleship.
Dan Johnson brought along Delaney Johnson, Anthony Jocxer, and Manuel Obando for great day of rod-bending action on August 16.
The Wanderer was well up to the task to best these blue water beauties.
They cleaned up on Dorados and Yellowfin Tuna, with all anglers getting a crack at these tasty meat fish.
Delaney kept watch as Captain William set the mighty flagship upon a swarm of sweet Sailfish.
Great work by the mighty Wanderer.
Captain David kept the good times rolling on August 16 as the Adventurer scored this lovely Yellowfin Tuna.
Jon Matula’s group kept up the good fishing with several nice Yellowfin Tuna scores on the Wanderer.
Big fish and big smiles…that’s what we’re all about!
FishingNosara Hall of Famers Dan and Delaney Johnson returned to the mighty Wanderer for another trip to the blue water on August 13.
Delaney scored several nice Yellowfin Tunas, and then Dan belted up to battle a supreme Sailfish.
Great work as always by two of our favorite anglers.
Our old friend Jon Matula has returned to Nosara and is rolling about 14 deep. His group spread out across several boats on the 13th, and the group on the Discoverer posted some great Yellowfin Tuna catches.
These were backed up by a nice Dorado and a sweet Blue Marlin release.
David and Kevin Paredes joined Captain Alex on August 12 and continued their run of hot fishing both offshore and inshore.
This 34lbs. Rooster Fish release is a great addition to the trophy case, and was a harbinger of good things to come later in the day when they headed offshore.
The Harvester reports a 48lb. Yellowfin Tuna and two nice Dorados caught in the blue water offshore.
