Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Our great friend Ernest Willam Catsulis has returned to Nosara for Thanksgiving week, and he brought his family along for this fishing adventure.
Gavin Harper nagged this nice Sailfish release for the trophy case, and then Tyler, Amanda and Hannah brought home dinner with these excellent Yellowfin Tunas and Dorados.
Amanda Jennings on Facebook: “Amazing day fishing with [Mate] Kevin Sequeira at FishingNosara. Kids had a blast, memories of a lifetime. Many thanks to the entire team!!”
Captain Alex has fished hard during the whole month of March, and on the 18th continued his winning ways with a fun day of family fishing.
The great action was consistent all day.
Great work by the crew of the mega panga on these safe releases.
The Wanderer welcomed John Leevers’ family for a fun day of fishing offshore.
They ran head first into some nice Sailfish action.
Great work by the mighty flagship.
Robert Gensel’s family joined Captain Fico on the 11th and they pulled off three Sailfish releases.
They also added a big Dorado for the dinner table.
For the finale they moved inshore and released this nice little Rooster Fish.
Great work by the barroom brawler Explorer.
Captain Alex delivered the goods for Joe Malina’s family in late December. They stayed busy with mulitple Sailfish releases.
James Traynor and the Discoverer finished off the year with an array of excellent Sailfish releases.
They also scored some beefy Dorados for the dinner table.
The Wanderer finished off the year with great family fishing with Matthew Reinemo’s boys.
The kids released this nice Sailfish, and they brought home the bacon with this big Dorado.
Great day of family fishing on the 30th; check out this father/son duo with some big ole’ Dorados.
Nantucket angler Matthew Reinemo brought his family down for some warm-weather fishing on December 29.
Captain William introduced these lads to Pacific Sailfish. Check out these nice releases.
Joshua Kaplan walked into the office on the morning of the 26th and booked the Harvester for that very afternoon; despite the truncated day they still nagged a bunch of great fish.
This monster Dorados were the highlight on a day that also featured a swole Sailfish release and a bunch of Yellowfin Tunas.
