Category: Daily Fishing Updates

June 4, 2016

The super panga Explorer started the month of June on an absolute tear with big numbers of Sailfish releases.

When the Sails are piled up this thick, the challenge isn’t to catch them; it’s releasing them quickly so we can catch some more!

After a few solo releases to get started, Captain Fico and Mate Elias pulled off this sweet Double Sailfish release!

The hits kept coming the next day with several more releases on the scorecard.

The action stayed strong throughout the week, highlighted by this second Double release:

The Explorer is more than just an offshore troller, proven by these excellent Rooster fish scores near-to-shore.

June 4, 2016

The Harvester welcomed a super-fun group of Texas anglers for the first of three big days of blue water action on June 4.

Tracey Melnar, Jennifer Felchak-Tagliabue, Donna Trubee, Norman Trubee, and Dave Tagliabue stayed inshore on their first day and scored a beautiful Cubera Snapper.

Safe to say they got dinner filets on ice for the week!

Then they added this wonderful Rooster Fish release later in the day.

Great start to a big week of fishing!

May 25, 2016

Art and Christine Jones knocked it out of the park on the 25th with a wide array of fish marking up the scorecard.

After nabbing this tasty Queen Snapper, the Wanderer headed offshore to hunt Sailfish.

They stayed cool with these new FishingNosara self-cooling hats, and that spelled trouble for these high-flying Sailfish.

The height of the day’s action was this triple hook-up, with all three Sailfish safely released:

Even with this full scorecard, the never-quit Captain William put the lines out one more time and nabbed another pair of Sailfish.

May 23, 2016

Art and Christine Jones got their week of fishing off to a fast start with the Harvester reporting a swarm of sweet Sailfish releases.

Check out the above-the-water action from these fired-up high-flyers:

After the early run of Sailfish releases they hooked into this meaty Dorado estimated to weigh 30lbs.

With dinner taken care of, the Jones crew went back to trophy fish hunting:

Around mid-day they hooked-up a hunting pair of Sailfish. Mate Kevin did an excellent job to coordinate both fights and ensure safe releases.

They followed up with another double hookup, but this time one spit the hook and escaped.