Kaitlyn Rene joined Captain David on the 23-foot Adventurer and they boated a monster Dorado.


Hard to fit this beast in the photo! Amazing work by the panga.
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Kaitlyn Rene joined Captain David on the 23-foot Adventurer and they boated a monster Dorado.


Hard to fit this beast in the photo! Amazing work by the panga.
On December 30 the Adventurer knocked it out of the park with this sweet Dorado.

Daniela Catlett took a quick 2.5 hour trip on the afternoon of the 26th and scored a snack with this nice Yellowfin Tuna.

The resilient Ed Parker had to wait out a freak wind storm in mid-December. On his rescheduled trip Captain David hunted down this excellent Rooster Fish release.

Great work by the switchblade Adventurer.
Captain David welcomed angler Gary Clark for a full day of inshore scoring. Nice Dorados topped the scorecard.



They also bagged a nice variety of inshore morsels including these Tripletails.

Our buddy Keith D’Agastino joined Captain David on the inshore assassin Adventurer on December 2 and performed brilliantly.

This nice Dorado score was backed up with a supreme Wahoo catch.


Rocky Carter scored big on the Adventurer on November 28 with a bunch of super Yellowfin Tunas catches.





The Adventurer has been on a tear in the first month of the season, and Captain David’s performance on the 21st was truly exceptional.


The 23-foot inshore assassin has released only a few Sailfish in her 8 year career. To add to the scorecard was this epic Rooster Fish.


For the dinner table they scored a nice Dorado.

Proof again that you don’t need a big boat to catch big fish in Costa Rica.
The Adventurer led the pack on the 18th with a crazy day of action that included BIG Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas.








They even scored a Rooster fish release at the end of the trip.

Amazing action by the very busy Captain David.
The Adventurer and angler Mary Hittinger enjoyed a fun day of inshore catching on the 13th.



This Jack Crevelle is a fun catch, but not the greatest fish to eat. Therefore Captain David decided to release it.
