Captain Wilson delivered the fish of a lifetime on August 10 for Susan Patterson’s group . The Harvester reports this excellent Blue Marlin release.


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Captain Wilson delivered the fish of a lifetime on August 10 for Susan Patterson’s group . The Harvester reports this excellent Blue Marlin release.


Central Florida angler Mark Shugg stepped up the Harvester on August 9 and boat a MONSTER Dorado:


Young Mr. Shugg scored a ‘small’ Dorado, but it’s only small compared to the first fish.


This Wahoo is legitimately small (for us, at least) but will filet up into a pair of tasty white-meat steak all the same.

On August 7, Ryan Lampasona returned to the Harvester and upped the ante with an excellent Blue Marlin release.



This is the third world-class trophy release in two days for this group, and all that reeling can work up an appetite. Fortunately, a MONSTER Dorado and several nice Yellowfin Tunas will hit the spot.


Ryan Lampasona joined the Harvester for a quick 5 hour trip on August 6 and they nabbed two amazing Rooster Fish releases.

The big one was a real whopper, but the second release was no slouch.


The mega panga Harvester delivered the fish of a lifetime for Jim Boshart’s group. This monster Blue Marlin release is a world-class accomplishment.

They followed up with a beautiful Sailfish release and a beefy Yellowfin Tuna for the dinner table.


On August 3, Chris Nichols has a big day on the Harvester with a sweet Sailfish release at the top of the scorecard.


They also scored multiple excellent Yellowfin Tunas. Great work by Captain Wilson on the mega panga.





Nicolas Gamard and Jens Schumacher caught fish on their July 31st trip with the Harvester.





Greg Safar returned for an encore trip on the 28th. The Harvester reports another nice Yellowfin Tuna on ice for this angler.

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 the 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!