The flagship had a brief 2.5 hour trip on the morning of June 14, but it was long enough for this little dude to bring home the bacon.

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The flagship had a brief 2.5 hour trip on the morning of June 14, but it was long enough for this little dude to bring home the bacon.

Richard Moran and his family kept their hot streak going on the Explorer with a great variety of filets in the fishbox.

Richard scored this delicious Yellowfin Tuna to go along with this massive Wahoo:

The rounded out the buffet with a small Dorado and a big Yellowtail:


Great work by the barroom brawler!
Captain Carlos is scoring big on the Explorer, and on June 12 he took a trio of young anglers for a ride to Sailfish City.



These releases are all excellent accomplishments for these youngsters.
Our great friend Richard Moran and his family took to the Discoverer for a fun day of Sailfish action.


Great to see such a pretty fish for this Jacksonville, FL fishing family!
Later in the day the battlewagon squeezed in a 2.5 hour Sunset trip and still found a Sailfish!

It don’t get much better than that!
The brother combo of Captain Carlos and Mate Kevin makes fishing on the Explorer a family affair, so what better place to bring the kids for an introduction to blue water fishing.


Decked out in her new FishingNosara hat, this little angler scored a big Sailfish with the super panga.


They released a few more Sails throughout this very memorable day on the water.

Captain Fico didn’t have to take the 23-foot Adventurer far in order to score a whopper of a Wahoo.


It’s great to see young anglers besting big fish…great work by the Adventurer.

Anglers big and small have battled Sailfish on the Wanderer under the watchful eyes of Captain William and First Mate Alex.

On April 24 this youngster bested an excellent Sailfish estimated to weigh well over 100lbs.

Great work dude!
Captain Carlos on the Explorer showed this family a fun fishing time with a wonderful Sailfish release:


Excellent fish handling by Mate Kevin led to a picture perfect live release.

Great work by the barroom brawler!
Alabama’s own Andrew Nichols brought his kids along for an inshore hunt, and First Mate Alex was well prepared with lots of Mullets in the livewell.


This little Cierro Mackeral was the ice-breaker, and was a sign of a great day to come.

How’s a gargantuan Cubera Snapper sound to get the ball rolling?




You know its a memorable fish with Captain William gets a picture for his scrapbook!



The Wanderer headed a few miles offshore in the afternoon and snared a nice Sailfish release.





Our old pal Hubble Keller brought the whole family down for a few days of fishing fun in Costa Rica. Three generations of Kellers were onboard for a combination inshore/offshore trip on the Wanderer.



After this nice Sailfish release, the flagship retreated inshore to ply the 80-foot waters over Pincha Padre.

The big boys were a little sleepy, but the group still had action on some Bonitas and Jack Crevelles…nothing for the dinner table but a bunch of fun nonetheless.



