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!
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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!
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.
The Adventurer continued to rack up a variety of catches in January…anybody have Wahoo on the switchblade’s bingo card?
Excellent tasty score by Captain David for anglers Bilyana Dedic’s group.
Great work by these winners of the Jacksonville El Cheepo Sheepshead tournament!
Captain David continued to score on the 17th with a nice Cubera Snapper and Dorado.
Captain David struck gold (or, Yellow) on the 28th with a pair of tasty Yellowfin Tunas.
It’s very encouraging to see Yella Fellas of this size so close to shore.
Captain David continued his white-hot fishing performance on December 21 with angler Jonathan Hollis scoring multiple gigantic Dorados.
Great work by the sneaky switchblade Adventurer.
Jon Sauers scored an excellent Dorado with Captain David on December 20. Get a load of this monster:
Proof again that you don’t need a big boat to catch big fish in Costa Rica.
Captain David continued to score on December 17, with a nice selection of Dorados on ice.
The 23-foot Adventurer ain’t scared of big fish, and angler Mike Varkevisser discovered during his 5 hour trip on December 15.
This world-class Marlin release is an amazing feat, even more so because it only cost $300 for the trip. That’s real bang-for-your-buck fishing.
Chris Brunhoeber scored an amazing Dorado on December 13 with Captain David and the Adventurer.
They also had this wonderful Sailfish release:
Pretty sweet for just a 5 hour trip.