Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Mark Cooney and Paul Tilton posted a pair of perfect catches with Captain Fico on the 11th. This meaty Amberjack lead off the scoring:
The memorable fish was this floor-sweeping Dorado.
Proof again that you don’t need a big boat to catch big fish in Costa Rica!
The second wave of Team Mayor performed brilliantly on November 10 with Captain Carlos on the Discoverer. A super Sailfish release led off the proceedings.
The followed up with nice catches of Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna.
Team Busch returned on the 10th and once again found hungry fish in the spread.
A monster Dorado tipped the scales on this trip, which also featured multiple Yellowfin Tunas.
Amazing consistency by the flagship Wanderer.
The inshore assassin Adventurer sharpened her knives with angler David Little snatching Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas on the 9th.
Excellent work by Captain David.
Our buddy Jeff Calvery put in an excellent day of catching on November 9 with Captain Carlos reporting excellent catches of Yellowfin Tunas and Dorado.
Great job by the big battleship Discoverer.
The flagship Wanderer posted a Hall of Fame-caliber day on Dorados on November 7th with Team Mayor’s filet bags bursting at the seams.
The morning brought plenty of nice catches, but the fish-of-a-lifetime came calling late in the trip. Get a load of this monster:
Amazing work by Master Captain William and the mighty Wanderer.
Gerrie Anderson’s group opened up the new fishing season with Captain Alex on the Harvester. The highlight was this monster Blue Marlin release:
They also added a super Sailfish release to their scorecard.
They also filled up the icebox with lots of nice Dorados scores.
Great way to get things going in the new season.
Jim Bruner and the Harvester had to wait out some rain on the 2nd, and got back to battle on the 3rd.
Big Dorados were the staple catch of the day.
A late-day Red Grouper also came along for the ride.
Impressive haul, especially for the so-called ‘off season’.
The Harvester scored huge on September 7 with tons of great catches. The highlight was this monster Yellowfin Tuna:
This well-rounded trip also included a sweet Sailfish release:
The team added to the filet bag diversity with some small Yellowfin Tunas and Dorados.
So much for the ‘off-season’ !
It’s officially the off-season, but don’t tell Captain Alex and the Harvester. They braved the so-called rainy season on September 1st with Lindsey McNally and her group.
The Sailfish were charged up and ready for action. These Jacksoville anglers were up to the task!
Excellent fish handling by Mate Wilson to ensure the safe release of these beauties.
They also added this Dorado for the dinner table.
