The Harvester scored a wonderful Blue Marlin release and brought home a dinner-sized Dorado on March 28.




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The Harvester scored a wonderful Blue Marlin release and brought home a dinner-sized Dorado on March 28.




On March 27, the mega panga Harvester welcomed angler Van Coughlin for a very productive day of fish-catching. A nice Sailfish release was the highlight:


They also boated a whopper Dorado backed-up with several nice Yellowfin Tunas.




Team Tedrick scored again on March 18 with the mega panga Harvester keeping the decks bloody and the fishbox full.





They also released a nice Sailfish.



Marine nature was on full display; check out this close encounter with a bottlenose dolphin.

They also hooked up this Shark, and cut the line before it took a finger!

The Harvester was stoked to welcome the Marciano family on March 17 for a nice day of fish catching.




An early Dorado broke the ice, then the balance of the day was spent gathering Yellowfin Tunas and bigger Dorados.






Jason Scopp booked the mega panga on the 15th and found excellent action for the second year in row.





Excellent Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas filled up the scorecard. Great job by theĀ Harvester.








On March 14, Matt Holmes’ group had a blast on the Harvester highlighted by this beautiful Sailfish release:


They scored a Yellowfin Tuna and Dorado for the dinner table. Excellent performance by Captain Wilson and the mega panga.


The Harvester scored two Dorados, three Yellowfin Tunas, and a Sailfish release on March 13 with angler Bill Forner.





Longtime FishingNosara angler Ken Strickler had a nice day on the Harvester on March 10.



This Sailfish release was backed up with a nice Dorado for the filet bag.

David Frakers released a world-class Rooster Fish near shore on March 8.


TheĀ Harvester also scored a BIG Amberjack off the bottom.

The filled out the filet bag with several outstanding Dorados on ice:



On March 6, the Harvester and Barry Purcell’s family kept the rods bent with several sweet Dorado scores.



