Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Banner day of fishing fishing on August 2!
Wanderer: 2 blue marlin 350 and 150lbs – 2 mahis 50lbs-25lbs-2 tunas 50lbs-25lbs
Discoverer (Pictured above): 2 blue marlin 400lbsย – 2 tunas 40 and 20lbs
Explorer: 1 blue marlin 200lbs-1 sail-2 mahis 30-20lbs
Harvester: 1 black marlin 600lbs (leader release)
More pics and videos coming soon!
Trent Mabe and his family posted a banner day on August 2 with Captain William.
The day started quickly with several wonderful meat fish including these sweet Yellowfin Tunas.
Then they boated an awesome Dorado; this is one of the biggest of the season!
With the boat riding low in the water from all the filets, there’s no way Captain William would take it further offshore to hunt Marlin, right?
Wrong!
This big bad Black Marlin threw down the gauntlet late in the day and the Wanderer was up to the challenge
Awesome day by the mighty flagship!
Peter Petrassi had a big day on August 1 with Captain Fico on the Explorer, highlighted by this 350lbs. Marlin release:
They also scored a big Yellowfin Tuna backed up by a nice Dorado…plenty of filets for dinner this week!
Texas angler Marte Martinez brought his whole family down to Nosara for a fun week of fishing action, and the Harvester delivered the goods on their trip in early August.
The highlight of the trip was an awesome Sailfish release, expertly captured and released by Mate Kevin.
We are honored to welcome Bill Haire and his family to Nosara. They are filming episodes of their highly-acclaimed television show South Carolina Outdoors
Their first day of fishing on the Discoverer featured a 50+lbs. Dorado (above) and this excellent Sailfish:
The Adventurer stayed on the bite with some nice Jack Crevelles including the rare Blue Jack Crevelle, all caught on fly-tackle by angler Russ Hampton.
He also scored this excellent Yellowfin Tuna:
The Discoverer welcomed angler from Harry Len James on the 28th and nabbed a sweet Sailfish release:
Nice work by the big battleship.
Another sweet Whale sighting awaited the Wanderer on the 28th.
Client Crystal Dupre decided to stay close to shore and pile up the fishbox with nice Yellowfin Tuna filets.
The Harvester welcomed angler Phillip Beyer for a productive morning of fishing.
This super Sailfish release was the jewel of the trip, which also included this tasty Dorado:
Captain David knocked it out of the park in late July with a great haul of Yellowfin Tunas.
Bloody fish can be a little icky, but it will look awesome on the dinner plate!
