Harvester | Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara

May 3, 2022

Ryan Baker’s group score a Blue Marlin release and Sailfish release on May 3 with the Harvester.

For the filet bag they added these nice Yellowfin Tunas and a small Jack Crevalle inshore.

On May 1st, Captain Wilson caught the rare and elusive Pargo Snapper on the Harvester.

Captain Wilson closed out April with a nice batch of Yellowfin Tuna scores.

The Harvester and Ryan Bellabona checked off a bucket-list item with this wonderful Rooster Fish release.

They didn’t go home empty-handed; the boys also added Dorado and Yellowfin Tunas.

Captain Wilson pulled a double-shift on April 22. In the morning five-hour session the Harvester nagged a pair of Sailfish releases.

They also brought home lunch with this excellent Dorados.

In the afternoon, the Harvester scored another Sailfish release and added a tasty Yellowfin Tuna to the mix.

The Harvester nagged the fish of a lifetime on April 20…this monster Blue Marlin releases is a real feather in the cap.

They also released a nice Sailfish release, backed-up with an excellent Yellowfin Tuna for the dinner table.

The Harvester pulled double duty on April 19. During the morning session, Henry Frazer’s group released a nice Sailfish

Then in the afternoon, Tracy Clutts’ family ramped up the action with three more Sailfish releases.

Katie Howard’s family loaded up on the 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 panga Harvester.

Brandon Morris joined the Harvester on April 16, and was rewarded with multiple nice Sailfish releases.

Great job on the safe releases by the Mega Panga.

The Harvester stayed hot in mid-April with a wonderful Sailfish release.

The mega panga also nagged a nice Yellowfin Tuna and Jack Crevalle.