Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Katie Howard’s family loaded up on theย Harvester for an excellent trip on April 17. The highlight was this super Blue Marlin release:
They also scored an excellent Sailfish release:
For the dinner table, this hard-fishing family scored a wonderful Yellowfin Tuna. Great work by Captain Wilson and the mega pangaย Harvester.
Kristen Christensen’s family knocked it out of the park on April 17 with theย Wanderer.
This super Marlin release is a true fishing accomplishment of a lifetime. They also battled a pair of excellent Sailfish releases.
Master Captain William delivered a double-dose of amazing fishing on April 14. In the morning session theย Wanderer welcomed Ian Jones’ family for bunch of great billfish releases.
This Blue Marlin was a highlight, and was backed-up with several Sailfish releases.
Theย Wanderer hosted a nice family day of fishing on March 15. They kept the rods bent with a lot of White Tunas and Bonitas snatched up near-shore.
With kids, sometimes is best to target easy-to-catch small fish than the big offshore monsters; it’s easier to teach the youngsters proper technique on more a more forgiving quarry.
Ray Olsen’s family did battle with a high-flying Sailfish on March 14.
After the safe release by Mate Elias, theย Wanderer stayed busy with multiple nice Dorado scores.
Ken Ruck’s family scored an authentic fish-of-a-lifetime on March 14 with this amazing Blue Marlin release on theย Discoverer.
Orion Ruck from Brooklyn, NY landed a 58-inch Dorado and a nice Yellowfin Tuna on March 11 with the Discoverer.
Theย Wanderer is the first choice for young anglers looking to learn the craft of blue water fishing. Check out this excellent Dorado score from March 5:
Tyler Bennett’s family enjoyed a great day of fishing on the 15th with the Harvester.
We love to help youngster get acclimated to the craft of bluewater sportfishing, and on the 22nd Master Captain William kept the lines bent for this family.
After warming up on small fish, they moved a little further offshore and nagged some big Yellowfin Tunas and a nice Dorado.
