Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
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The Discoverer went back-to-back with another Marlin release on March 3.
Spencer Stoetzel and his group were on the receiving end of this blessing.
The battleship also scored a wonderful Sailfish release.
For the dinner table they also added a Dorado.
Captain Fico and the barroom brawler Explorer put in big work on March 3, reporting several Sailfish releases.
They backed up these catches with a nice array of Yellowfin Tuna.
Tom Osbourne’s group scored the fish of a lifetime on March 2. Captain Carlos reports a big Black Marlin release on board the Discoverer.
Great work by Mate Kevin on the safe handling and release of this monster.
Big smiles all around!
The flagship Wanderer had a big day on March 2 with anglers from the Osbourne group reporting great catches.
This Yellowfin Tunas was a nice ice-breaker, and was follow-up with this unique Hatchet Marlin release.
They also nagged a nice Sailfish release.
Dan Johnson brought the famous Marlin Bill along for a day on the Explorer on March 2, and they came home with several Yellowfin Tuna.
To bring his week of fishing to a close, Dan treated his extended Costa Rican family to dinner at Marlin Bill’s for the captains and mates and families he fished with.
Returning angler JC Mas joined Captain David on the Adventurer on March 2. The meat market was open and fully stocked with Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna filets.
Tom Osbourne’s group split up between the big boats on March 2, and the faction on the Harvester scored some super Sailfish releases.
These fish were fired-up, but the People’s Champion Harvester was ready for battle.
Captain William delivered a nice Sailfish release backed up by a tasty Yellowfin Tuna on March 1 with angler Jesse Goins.
Captain Alex kicked off the month of March with angler Josh Clymer and his group scoring multiple super Sailfish releases.
There were multiple hook-ups, and lots of great action.
Excellent work by Mate Wilson and these anglers to safely handle and release these beasties.
Captain Fico is leading the way on our conservation efforts to release the big Cubera Snappers.