Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Our dear friend Roche from just up the road in Playa Avellanas reserved the only open date the Harvester had open in late July, and to say he picked wisely would be an understatement.
This 150+lbs. Yellowfin Tuna is the largest of the season so far, and it wasn’t alone…the behemoth was accompanied by a very respectable Yellowfin Tuna and a BIG Dorado.
On July 25 theย Harvester welcomed Greg Safer and his family for a knock-down, drag-out Dorado campaign.
These are some of the biggest examples of their haul, as Captain Wilson reports that they eventually lost count of the catches.
Good problem to have!
Lauren Sawyer and Jim Jurica outdid themselves on July 24 with another great trip on the mega pangaย Harvester.
Captain Wilson reports an excellent Sailfish release, backed up with a bevy of big Yellowfin Tunas.
Captain Wilson and angler Ben Frank’s group found fantastic fishing action on July 23.
A beautiful Sailfish release was augmented by a few excellent Yellowfin Tunas.
Theย Harvester welcomed anglers Lauren Sawyer and Jim Jurica for a picture-perfect day of blue water action on July 22. This wonderful Blue Marlin release was the best fish of the day:
It was followed-up with this excellent Sailfish release.
Captain Wilson kept them on the fish all day long with multiple nice-sized Yellowfin Tunas in the box.
Paul Landreth’s daughter Leighton landed this tuna all by herself on July 21st with Captain Wilson and the Harvester.
Paul Landreth had a nice 6.5 hour trip on theย Harvester with Captain Wilson reporting several nice Yellowfin Tunas on ice.
On July 19, an excellent Yellowfin Tuna was caught by Regan and Berkley of Paul Landreth’s group. Great work by Captain Wilson of the Harvester.
Theย Harvester and Tom Berry’s group released a fantastic Blue Marlin on July 18.
Tom Berry’s family started their week of fishing with a very productive trip on the Harvester.
Big Yellowfin Tunas were the target of the day, and looks like this group will be well fed for their week in Costa Rica.
They closed out the day inshore and nagged this small Amberjack.
