Tag: Black Marlin

August 22, 2017

The Wanderer finished the season with a magnificent trip with Christine Clarke and her family on August 22.

The father/son and mother/daughter combos went head-to-head with two nice Dorados.

A third nice fish rounded out the filet haul.

Family fun aside, Captain William and the mighty Wanderer earned the title of the FishingNosara flagship by scoring big Marlin releases.

This beastie put on a show for the Clarke family, and Mate Johnson was ready to bill and release the final Marlin of the season.

After a year that saw 234 trips, the big blue beauty is back on the trailer and ready for a month-long repaint and refit.

Captain William will be back on the scene in mid-September to continue his reign as the best Captain in all of Central America.

August 2, 2017

Trent Mabe and his family posted a banner day on August 2 with Captain William.

The day started quickly with several wonderful meat fish including these sweet Yellowfin Tunas.

Then they boated an awesome Dorado; this is one of the biggest of the season!

With the boat riding low in the water from all the filets, there’s no way Captain William would take it further offshore to hunt Marlin, right?

Wrong!

This big bad Black Marlin threw down the gauntlet late in the day and the Wanderer was up to the challenge

 

 

Awesome day by the mighty flagship!

July 23, 2017

Marc Acker had a big day of action on the Harvester. The highlight of the morning was this swole Dorado.

A second big Dorado was fresh on the heels of the first catch.

The highlight of the afternoon was this big bad Black Marlin release.

Estimated over 400lbs., this mean beast put up a heck of a fight…still no match for the Mega Panga.

June 19, 2017

Captain William welcomed Lake City, FL angler Bruce Park and his group for a very memorable day of offshore action on June 19.

The highlight of the day was this supreme Black Marlin release. This fierce fight was kept under 60 minutes due to Captain William’s masterful boat handling.

Other scores from this trip included this monster Yellowfin Tuna backed up by several smaller Yellas.