Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Robert Kenworthy had a fantastic day with Captain David on February 6. They scored a sweet Blue Marlin release backed up with a nice Cierro Mackeral.
“My wife and I had a great time on Explorer and caught some amazing fish after 4 times out on different charters I finally caught a billfish!”ย wrote Robert.
“David was amazing and was determined to catch fish, very clean and had a delightful lunch. Highly recommend.”
On May 24, Captain William welcomed Lori Carnahan and Ed Howerton back for some inshore action.
This is a fine Cierro Mackeral scored by the Wanderer.
Captain David had a big day with Steve McLead on the Adventurer, nabbing a great array of filets with Jack Crevalle, Cierro Mackeral, and Dorado all on ice.
The Wanderer is more than just the hardest-working boat in Central America; it’s also the preeminent spot for young anglers to learn the craft of sportfishing.
This fun-loving family had a boatload of fun with nice Ciero Mackerals, some fun Bonita, and a big Dorado.
Great work by the family friendly flagship!
The Wanderer welcomed Anita Howard and her group for a lovely day of inshore action. A sunrise this beautiful was a great sign for the day.
The highligh was this mammoth Rooster Fish release, but they also went home with some great filets from this array of reef creatures:
Great work by the mighty flagship and these North Carolina anglers.
Captain Alex got on a hot streak in mid-July with a wide array of sweet specimens. There was nice inshore action, especially on Rooster Fish:
It’s not just trophy releases; this is tasty whopper of a Cierro Mackeral:
Chris Falk knocked out a pair of great Rooster fish releases on January 13.
Captain David has the 23-foot Adventurer dialed in and his clients are reaping the rewards.
Later in the trip Chris scored this sweet Cierro Mackeral for the dinner table.
The Adventurer‘s hot streak of Rooster Fish releases continued into late August, with some 40lbs.+ pez gallos meeting their match.
Captain Fico continues to master the art of Rooster wrangling, as evidenced by these photos.
Of course the 23-foot switchblade can always be counted on for some meat…check out this 15lbs. Cierro Mackeral:
All in a day’s work for the inshore assassin!
Alabama’s own Andrew Nichols brought his kids along for an inshore hunt, and First Mate Alex was well prepared with lots of Mullets in the livewell.
This little Cierro Mackeral was the ice-breaker, and was a sign of a great day to come.
How’s a gargantuan Cubera Snapper sound to get the ball rolling?
You know its a memorable fish with Captain William gets a picture for his scrapbook!
The Wanderer headed a few miles offshore in the afternoon and snared a nice Sailfish release.
On March 29 Roy Forster brought his kids along for morning half day on the Wanderer. They stayed inshore and enjoyed some good rod-bending action.
After warming up on some feisty Jack Crevelles, Roy scored a big old Ponpano…perfect for cevieche!
The Wanderer bid adios to Roy and the family, then welcomed Hanna Copp and her kids for another round of inshore action.
This Cierro Mackeral is certainly a tasty fish, plus they added a few more Jack Crevelles near the end of the trip.
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One day, two happy fishing families for the Wanderer.