Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Captain Alex posted a banner day with angler Colorado angler Chris Vargoshe. The day’s scorecard was dotted with superb Sailfish releases.
The action was intense, but Mate Wilson and Captain Alex were in the mood for the feud. All these Sailfish were safely released after their capture.
They totaled TEN Sailfish releases, backed up with seven Yellowfin Tuna and a small Dorado.
Amazing work by the mighty mega panga Harvester.
On April 19, the Harvester stayed on the Yellowfin Tuna bite while also mixing in some super Sailfish releases.
Once dinner was safely on ice, the mega panga headed out to Sailfish City.
Captain Alex stays on the cutting edge; in late April the rest of the boats were still jumping on Dorado, but the mega panga moved on to the Yellowfin Tuna swarms further offshore.
Later they came inshore and mugged a big Amberjack. Great catch by Tony Williams.
The Harvester continues to be unstoppable. On April 16 they had a big day on Dorados.
Captain Alex’ hot streak continued on the 14th. Multiple Sailfish releases got this trip on good footing.
All this billfish can work up the appitite, so the Harvester nagged a few tasty Dorados for the dinner table.
Captain Alex shined again on the 13th with a trip highlighted by this monster Dorado.
The mega panga added a pair of Sailfish releases for the trophy case.
Great work by the Harvester.
After missing the podium by one fish, Captain Alex responded with the intensity and fervor that make the Harvester the true People’s Champion.
While the other boats were onshore prepping for the after-party, the Harvester struck hard with a wonderful Blue Marlin release.
They also added a big Dorado for the dinner table.
364 days untl the next tournament, and the mega panga is already getting preppared!
Sloan Rogers sent his boys out fishing on the Harvester to get warmed up for the tournament, and they pulled off FishingNosara’s first ever Quintuple Sailfish release.
This simulatneous battle put the ability of Mate Wilson and Captain Alex to the test, yet they kept the lines from tangling and safely revived and released all five fish.
Amazing work by the unstoppable Harvester.
Ron Lehman’s family hit it out of the park on April 7. This monster Black Marlin is a true fish-of-a-lifetime for these Connecticut anglers.
The kids got into the action with a pair of sweet-sized Yellowfin Tunas.
Captain Alex’ tournment prep continued on April 5 with Lousiana angler Jeff Hieber scoring this nice Sailfish release.
