November 13, 2014

John Shellhorn returned to the Wanderer for his third and final trip of the week, and the action was blisteringly hot for this Jacksonville Beach angler.

Captain William led the way to Sailfish City and the flagship scored big with four billfish released.

The highlight of the day was a Double Sailfish hookup!

Outstanding fish handling by First Mate Alex to ensure the safe release of both of these magnificent monsters.

For good measure they also scored this beefy Dorado to round out an excellent day of fishing.

November 14, 2014

John Shellhorn and his group kept the pedel to the metal with Captain William on board the mighty Wanderer with another excellent Sailfish release backed-up by several tasty Dorados.

This was a nice Sailfish release, but the day’s highlight was this MASSIVE Dorado:

Great work by the flagship Wanderer to deliver the goods for these super clients.

November 12, 2014

The Wanderer is back in action and itching to ruin her new paint job with some fresh fish blood.

Client John Shellhorn did the deed with a dozen Dorados on ice!

Who say’s chickens can’t fly?

That newly painted floor looks good with this particular arrangement:

The next day they headed further off-shore and Captain William put them neck-deep in a billfish battle:

A safe release by First Mate Alex was icing on the cake for this blue water adventure.

November 11, 2014

Captain Carlos has continued to shine on the super panga Explorer this month.

On November 11 he led a trip to the inshore fish market for his clients and they filled the shopping cart with Dorado, Wahoo, and Queen Snappers:

Amazing all around catches for the Explorer left these clients with a wide variety of filets for the frigerator.

November 9, 2014

Captain David has gotten off to a fast start this season on the battleship Discoverer.

On November 9 he welcomed some clients from the nearby Tierra Magnifica for a trip to the Dorado-chocked waters 5 miles from shore.

This is just a sampling of the excellent Dorado catches for these clients, who ended up with 12 magnificent Mahi-Mahi on ice.

Great work by the Discoverer!

River Fishing Report – October 2014

Road trip time for the Fuppernos (Friends of the River)!

Javier, Freddy, and the boys loaded up and headed east across the country to a little fishing camp on the Rio Colorado.

The highlight of the trip was this beefy Robalo (Snook) snared by Freddy Poloma:

Also it was great for the guys to try their techniques in a different fishery, plus there was ample opportunities for good bonding amongst the Fuppernos.

They returned home after a great long weekend on the east coast to find that torrential seasonal rains had washed a mountain of trash into the Rio Nosara.

As always Javier and the Fuppernos rallied the troops for a river clean-up to keep this resource in pristine condition.

Since then there has been excellent action at the river mouth. Check out this monster Snook hooked-up by local anglers Tanayo and Alonso Aragon:

Great action from the best kept fishing secret in Costa Rica, the Rio Nosara!

October 24, 2014

The Discoverer is back in action after an extended off-season of maintenance and repair. Captain David is stoked to be back on the water, while the fish population is not nearly as enthusiastic to see the battleship prowling the surface.

Client Nick Townsend snared the first fish of the season…check out this sweet Wahoo:

A great start to what we know will be a great season!