Dorado | Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara

November 7, 2024

The Discoverer was joined by George Cope and Mike Camacho on November 7 for a super Sailfish release.

For the dinner table they scored a big Dorado and several swole Yellowfin Tunas.

October 26, 2024

We started the season a few days early this year, as the Wanderer welcomed the Kennedy and Becker families for a fun three days of blue water action in late-October.

A high-flying Sailfish release was good omen for the mighty flagship Wanderer, and was backed up by an array of good-eatin’ keepers:

The on-bard sushi station was deployed, and the local restaurants made masterpieces from these filets throughout the week:

On their off-day, the group checked-out the wildlife on the Mountain Hiking tour:

August 25, 2024

The Explorer scored big on August 25 with Emily Martin’s group scoring a lovely Amberjack:

They added a Dorado to diversify their filet bag.

August 10, 2024

The Adventurer hung tough on August 10 and managed to score some small filets for angler Michael Ellison.

August 7, 2024

The Harvester took Wesley Linscomb’s group to the blue water on August 7.

After an excellent Sailfish release, they filled the fishbox with a bunch of tasty Yellowfin Tunas.

They rounded out the haul with some awesome Dorados on ice.

August 6, 2024

The Adventurer scored a nice array of critters on August 6. The switchblade delivered a small Wahoo, Dorado, Yellowfin Tuna, and Rock Snapper.

August 1, 2024

Bob Critser’s group scored a MONSTER Dorado with the Explorer on August 1.

Great start to the month for Captain Antonio.

Master Captain William finished off the month of July with our dear friend Bob Goins and his family on the 29th. They score a wide variety of blue water beasts, including this excellent Sailfish release:

For the dinner table, they scored a tasty White Tuna and a BIG Dorado:

They took a victory lap inshore and scored a fantastic Rooster Fish release:

July 28, 2024

Joe Dusek joined the Wanderer on July 28 and sent us this nice note:

“I think we raised one bill but it bit short. We could have caught all the yellowfin we wanted but 5 was more than enough. We will see what happens on Tuesday and Wednesday. My brother caught one Mahi.”