Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Captain Alex pulled double duty on March 11th. First up was Kyle Manning getting offshore at 7am, where the Harvester found Yellowfin Tuna and Dorado waiting for them.
John Priess’ group came onboard at 1230p for the afternoon 5 hour session, and took them out to the same spot for more Yellowfin Tunas catches.
Great job by the very busy Harvester.
The Adventurer welcomed angler Ross Giotto for a fun 6.5 hour trip on the 10th, and they nagged this very nice Dorado.
Impressive work by Captain David and the 23-foot switchblade.
Kenny Strickler has been fishing with us for many years, and he returned to Nosara on March 9 for another offshore campaign.
The Harvester reports a full fishbox with multiple catches of Yellowfin Tunas and Dorado.
The Wanderer welcomed the Brookshire family on March 7. This monster Dorado was caught by angler Jatzen Blanco.
Great work by Master Captain William and the mighty flagship Wanderer.
Tim Fox writes: “I was out fishing with David on Saturday, March 6th, and had a great trip. The only thing is, I forgot to have David text me the pictures he took of the dorado and sailfish we caught.”
“David was great and we had a great time!”
Our good buddy Joe Goins took to the Wanderer on March 5. The highlight was this floor-sweeping Dorado:
Multiple Sailfish releases and a tasty Yellowfin Tuna filled the afternoon with rod-bending action.
The Discoverer welcomed Erin Sanders’ family for a fun day offshore.
They nagged five Sailfish releases, plus a tasty dinner-table sized Dorado.
Excellent work Captain Carlos and the big battleship.
Erin Sanders brought her family out to the Wanderer on March 3 for a fantastic day of offshore action.
They scored seven sweet Sailfish releases, plus a nice Dorado on ice.
On March 3, Jill Waldon and her group scored a pair of Sailfish on the Discoverer.
This family also scored a pair of Dorados for the dinner table.
Captain Alex and Brad Watson’s boys got into it with a bunch a bad blue water beasties on the 27th. Big Dorados were iced throughout the day.
Once again we have proof that the more FishingNosara swag you wear on the boat, the more the fish cooporate.
Meanwhile, the Harvester was on the the hunt for some of the swarm of Sailfish swimming near our shores.
