Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Our old buddy Morgan Tribble is back for more blue water battles. Their first day fishing on theย Harvesterย they ran the gamut of great catches.
These Sailfish and Hatchet Marlin releases are great for the scorecard, and these Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas will keep these boys fed for the week.
Captain Alex hit it out of the park on the 27th with mulitple Sailfish releases backed up with a bunch of Yellowfin Tunas.
Marcie Buxton reached the mountaintop of blue water fishing on January 22, besting this wonderful Blue Marlin with Captain Alex and theย Harvester.
Fresh off the safe Marlin release, the mega panga squared up for a fight with a monstrous Yellowfin Tuna.
This Dorado rounded out a full scorecard for Team Buxton.
Great job by Captain Alex and the People’s Championย Harvester!
Captain Alex delivered the goods on January 21 with these guys running the gamut on Doardos and Yellowfin Tunas.
John Harbord’s boys kept the fire burning on January 17 as the Harvesterย delivered big catches. This monster Dorado was the highlight of the trip:
Swarms of Sailfish were ready to fight in the afternoon, and found these Tampa-anglers ready for battle.
Ryan Orr and theย Harvester went toe-to-toe with several Sailfish. Check out these beauties:
Tampa angler John Harbord has returned to Nosara after 8 long years. He was enshrined in the FishingNosara Hall of Fame on the strength of our first ever Billfish Grand Slam:
This is back when we used to take the fish out of the water, a practice we abandoned in 2014 to ensure billfish safety.
They reunited with Captain Alex on the 15th and got right back to business with multiple Sailfish releases.
Dinner is on deck due to whopper Wahoos.
Amazing catches by the People’s Champion Harvester.
On January 9 theย Harvester delivered a true fish of a lifetime for the Boriack family. Check out this monster Marlin:
Captain Alex welcomed angler Stephen Boriack on January 7 and they went to battle with Sailfish.
Great work on the safe handling and release of these majestic creatures.
Stephen Boriack’s group and the Harvester got it popping on the 5th with several excellent Sailfish releases.
Don’t laugh at this juvenile Sailfish…it is exponentially harder to successfully drop the bait into the mouth of this smaller pelagic.
They also hooked up a nice bit of Mahi-Mahi for the evening meal.
