On the Wanderer, Jacksonville angler Nick Odle scored a MASSIVE Dorado on the 24th.
Nick is over 6’2″ so you can see that this fish is a true monster.
Great work by the mighty flagship Wanderer.
Category: Daily Fishing Updates
January 24, 2022
Manny Rivera booked the Adventurer for four straight days starting on the 24th, and got off to a quick start with seven Red Groupers on ice.
Good eating and fun fish to catch!
January 23, 2022
Captain William and the Wanderer fought and released this excellent Blue Marlin in late January.
January 23, 2022
The Discoverer released an awesome Blue Marlin on January 23.
Safe released as always by Mate Kevin.
January 23, 2022
Master Captain William delivered the fish of a lifetime for his clients on January 23. Check out this awesome Blue Marlin release:
The flagship also nabbed a nice Sailfish release.
For the dinner table they added an awesome Yellowfin Tuna.
January 23, 2022
Captain Wilson kept the rods bent in January with several nice scores.
Some tasty Amberjack were caught nearshore, and off in the blue water the Harvester nabbed several nice Dorados.
The action ramped up in intensity as the month went on. Check out this super Sailfish release:
January 22, 2022
Captain David is a master of all styles of fishing, including vertical jigging. He nagged a nice selection of Jack Crevelles on January 22.
These fish are fun to catch but not great to eat, so they released them to fight another day.
January 22, 2022
After a fine day of Dorado scores on the Wanderer, Team Odle moved over to the big battleship Discoverer on the 22nd and added Yellowfin Tunas to their filet haul.
They added another monsterous Dorado to round out the trip:
January 21, 2022
Florida angler Nick Odle and his group scored a nice array of Dorado with Captain William on January 21.
Mate Elias served up this first fish as sushi, and another big Dorado was on the hook before this group finished their snack (check the background)
Great job by the mighty flagship Wanderer.
January 20, 2021
At FishingNosara we keep security guards on the boats overnight; it’s a tough job, with long hours keeping lookout. Recently they have spotted something unusual: Big Snook hanging out under the boats just before sunrise.
Javier aka Rey Robalo took his son Dario and boatman Fito out in the Transporter on the 20th and found out the stories from the guards were correct:
This 33lbs. Snook is just a taste…on the same adventurer he hooked up to a five-foot long Snook.
He lost him this time, but we will see if this Loch Ness Monster of a Snook is real soon enough.