The Wanderer enjoyed excellent fishing on January 20 with several Sailfish release backed up by big Dorados.
It’s great to see such good action by Jacksonville angler Becky Hogan’s group.
Sweet work by the mighty flagship!
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The Wanderer enjoyed excellent fishing on January 20 with several Sailfish release backed up by big Dorados.
It’s great to see such good action by Jacksonville angler Becky Hogan’s group.
Sweet work by the mighty flagship!
Becky Hogan’s group kept up the hot fishing action on January 18 with Captain Alex. This fun-loving group of Florida anglers scored big on Dorados.
Becky nabbed this monster late in the trip.
It’s no secret that Nosara enjoys the closest proximity to the blue water in all of Costa Rica.
It may surprise you to learn that our specific stretch of ocean is so fertile and untouched that (when the money is on the line) million-dollar sportfishing teams make the trek from Los Suenos to try to score in our backyard.
So it turns out that this week is the Los Sueños Signature Triple Crown and look what turned up:
In just this one picture there are 13 other boats:
Think that all this competition would mean tough times for the flagship Wanderer?
Think again!
The Hogan Family scored like they were the only boat on the water, boasting multiple Sailfish releases backed up by big Dorados.
Got to admit it’s pretty cool watching Captain William and First Mate Alex fish circles around these so-called pros…just cause you got a big boat and money to burn doesn’t mean your a master!
Becky Hogan is one tough-as-nails angler from Northeast Florida, and on her past trips with us she has scored big on Sailfish and Marlin.
This year she brought her whole family down for the adventure, including her two son’s whose military schedules required that this trip be planned far in advance.
Captain William set course for Sailfish City and immediately the Hogan family snagged the first of five pez velas.
Safe releases all around by First Mate Alex.
They topped off the trip with the biggest Ponpano we’ve ever seen:
Seriously, we usually don’t even include this species in our fishing report because of their relative abundance but this manhole-cover sized beast will make enough ceviche to feed a village!