The Sailfish have been piled in thick this week, and the Wanderer was on the scene to catch them.
Check out these high-flying fish:
Safe released as always by Mate Johnson. Great work by the flagship!
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The Sailfish have been piled in thick this week, and the Wanderer was on the scene to catch them.
Check out these high-flying fish:
Safe released as always by Mate Johnson. Great work by the flagship!
May 3 was a heart-breaker for Wayne Voswinkle; while they did score two more nice Sailfish releases, they also lost a pair of Marlin.
When you’re fighting the baddest fish in the ocean, you’re not going to win them all.
Good effort by the Discoverer, who you know is motivated to get another crack at these runaway Marlins.
Heavy hitters Wayne Voswinkle, Jack Richards, and Chuck Glace boarded the battleship on May 2 and whacked four beautiful Sailfish.
Great fish handling by Mate Juan Carlos and top-notch hunting by Captain Carlos.
Captain Alex started the month of May on a hot streak with five back-to-back days of awesome results.
The week started with a quick Sailfish release and this small Dorado, then the next day the Harvester KO’d a bunch of Sailfish
The next day brought this meaty Ponpono, a small Dorado, and more nice Sailfish:
On Wednesday, Captain Alex came out from behind the wheel to bill a bunch of Sailfish…nice to see the Captain back in front of the camera!
Great work by Garza’s fastest rising star!
The Discoverer welcomed Wayne Voswinkle for a nice day of catching on May 1, punctuated by a sweet Sailfish release and a tasty Dorado for the fishbox.
Excellent work by Captain Fico on the battleship.
Our great friend Eric Dixon returned to Nosara with his family for a relaxing week of fishing.
Mr. Dixon chose the famous Wanderer for a fun family fishing trip where his son and daughter both got an up close look at some excellent fish.
After this Sailfish release, young Cody scored this awesome Dorado for the dinner table.
Way to bring home the bacon young man!
Adam Noviskie and his group did great work inshore and offshore with the battleship Discoverer on April 26.
They released a pair of Rooster Fish and iced a nice Snapper before heading offshore to tackle the big boys.
This Double release was the highlight of a day that featured eight total Sailfish releases.
All smiles on the Discoverer!
On April 25 Scott and Susan Swanson scored several sweet Sailfish on the big battleship Discoverer.
Great work on a 5-hour half day by these Panama City, FL based anglers.
Nathan Sylvester and his boys scored with the Wanderer reporting a Double Marlin release backed-up by several Sailfish releases:
The simultaneous Marlin hook-up is a whirlwind of action for even the most experienced anglers, but these youngsters handled it like old pros.
Fifteen minutes after the first release came the second; this mystery Marlin is either a small Blue Marlin, a large Striped Marlin, or the rare Hatchet Marlin.
They also scored a pair of Sailfish later in the trip, rounding out a truly memorable day of fishing.