Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Lisa Branca and April Rountree returned on the 10th for more fun fishing action.
Multiple Sailfish releases were backed up with a monster Dorado.
What a great catch! With the filets on ice, the ladies took a break from catching fish to move to the forward platform to catch some rays.
Another great day on the mega panga Harvester.
The Discoverer and longtime FishingNosara angler Ryan McCulley got down to business on the 9th
These Sailfish releases are par for the course this time of year, but this deck-sweeping Dorado is a welcome score anytime of the season.
Great work by the big battleship and Captain Carlos.
On February 8, Captain Alex and Mate Wilson welcomed Lisa Branca and April Rountree for a wild day on the water. Several sweet Sailfish releases topped the scorecard.
Great work by the crew to safely handle these fish.
The monster of the day was nice floor-sweeping Dorado.
The Discoverer welcomed angler Frank Bludau for a fun excursion to the blue water. Several super Sailfish releases topped the scorecard.
Also dinner for the week came calling with this floor-sweeper Dorado.
John Harbord’s boys kept the fire burning on January 17 as the Harvester delivered big catches. This monster Dorado was the highlight of the trip:
Swarms of Sailfish were ready to fight in the afternoon, and found these Tampa-anglers ready for battle.
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.
Rick Kennedy and his group had a productive trip with Captain Carlos on January 11. The highlight was this sweet Sailfish release:
They backed that up with a floor-sweeping Dorado. Great work by the big battleship Discoverer.
On the Wanderer, Rick Swaim’s group. scored a nice Sailfish release on the 28th.
They also scored a monster floor-sweeping Dorado. MMMMmmm!
James Dooley and Mark Cooney (Northeast Rep for FishingNosara) joined the Wanderer on December 26 and they scored a wide variety of fish.
This early Sailfish release was complimented by multiple big meat fish.
Great work by the whole crew on this great day of action.
Joshua Kaplan walked into the office on the morning of the 26th and booked the Harvester for that very afternoon; despite the truncated day they still nagged a bunch of great fish.
This monster Dorados were the highlight on a day that also featured a swole Sailfish release and a bunch of Yellowfin Tunas.
