Theย Explorerย scored big on August 25 with Emily Martin’s group scoring a lovely Amberjack:
They added a Dorado to diversify their filet bag.
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Theย Explorerย scored big on August 25 with Emily Martin’s group scoring a lovely Amberjack:
They added a Dorado to diversify their filet bag.
The Martin group brought home dinner from their August 23rd trip on theย Explorer.ย Check out this tasty Yellowfin Tuna:
Craig Sutton and Marino Lora scored a wonderful Wahoo on August 21st with the Explorer. They nabbed this beast on a tiny #1 planer, 1 1/2 inch spoon, and 30lbs mono on a Tiagra 30.
Linda McAnally’s group returned on the 21st for more catching, this time focusing on inshore species.
This super-tasty Congrio was backed-up with multiple Red Groupers:
This lonely Yellowfin Tuna rounded out the haul:
From Linda’s email: “The FishingNosara crew took excellent care of us and were flexible in their efforts to get us on the fish! Great trip, and we’re already planning dates for our next trip.”
Theย Wanderer welcomed the McAnally/Lovelace/Vestal Group for a great day of bluewater action on August 20.
An outstanding Marlin release is the highlight from a day that featured multiple tasty Yellowfin Tunas.
Hoss Kramer’s crew scored six super Yellowfin Tunas on August 19 with Master Captain William on the flagship Wanderer.
The Harvester battled and released a wonderful Blue Marlin on August 18.
Captain Carlos scored the fish-of-a-lifetime with angler Philip Jones on August 15.
This wonderful Blue Marlin was released safely after the photos as always. The big battleship also brought home tasty Yellowfin Tunas for the dinner table.
Theย Harvester and angler Chris Kilgore battled an amazing Marlin on August 13.
Chris posted after the catch:
“So grateful that Captain Wilson got this video! It was a Black Marlin, the biggest, fastest Marlin species.”
The Harvester staying inshore on the 13th, and collected a nice array of critters from the reef.