Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Kurt Evans and his family had a great time on his July 12 trip with the flagship, as evidenced by these awesome catches:
Sailfish City was fired-up and put on a show for this fun family of anglers.
They even added a few Yellowfin Tunas for the dinner table…a perfect day!
Phillip Jones bought the heat with Captain Alex on the Harvester on July 13.
The big Pacific Sailfish were hungry and hard charging early in the day.
Mate Kevin did get to bill these monsters safely and quickly, ensuring all safe releases.
Looks like they caught nearly a dozen big billfish on this trip!
The last one of the day was arguable the highest-flyer…look at this dance this one put on for the crew:
The Discoverer welcomed a great family from Denmark for a great day of catches on July 3, led off by this sweet Marlin release:
After this monster release, Mrs. Korsgaard scored a sweet Sailfish release:
Captain Carlos brought the show inshore where they kept filling the trophy case. Check out these super Rooster Fish releases:
As a parting shot, Jan and his family snatched up a few Tunas for the dinner table. That’s how you round out a day on the water!
The Harvester welcomed Tuan Pham and his family for a fun day offshore that led to a beautiful Pacific Sailfish release.
Great work by Captain Alex and Mate Kevin on the Mega Panga!
Dave Morby and his family dueled a paid of Sailfish on June 15, scoring two releases with the flagship Wanderer.
Good safe handling by Mate Johnson on both of these big beauties.
Theย Harvester scored a nice Sailfish release with young angler Joseph Guzaldo on June 9:
That’s a heck of a fish for such a young angler!
Ann Taylor brought her family along for a great day of action in late-May.
We love seeing youngsters get their first taste of blue water fishing action on the Wanderer, and it’s even better when the fish cooperate.
Great work by Mate Johnson to keep the fish and the anglers safe.
Our great friend Eric Dixon returned to Nosara with his family for a relaxing week of fishing.
Mr. Dixon chose the famous Wanderer for a fun family fishing trip where his son and daughter both got an up close look at some excellent fish.
After this Sailfish release, young Cody scored this awesome Dorado for the dinner table.
Way to bring home the bacon young man!
Nathan Sylvester and his boys scored with the Wanderer reporting a Double Marlin release backed-up by several Sailfish releases:
The simultaneous Marlin hook-up is a whirlwind of action for even the most experienced anglers, but these youngsters handled it like old pros.
Fifteen minutes after the first release came the second; this mystery Marlin is either a small Blue Marlin, a large Striped Marlin, or the rare Hatchet Marlin.
They also scored a pair of Sailfish later in the trip, rounding out a truly memorable day of fishing.
Family fun on the Wanderer as John Kwekkeboom brought the whole clan for a fun afternoon of inshore action.
The Penn Slammers were deployed on a wide variety of near-shore species like White Tuna and Jack Crevelle.
Big smiles and big fun on the flagship!