Captain Alex continued to deliver on January 26 with the Trible / Smith group scoring several sweet Sailfish releases.
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Captain Alex continued to deliver on January 26 with the Trible / Smith group scoring several sweet Sailfish releases.
Multiple time FishingNosara Hall of Famer Morgan Trible has returned, and this time his buddy Charley Smith is stoked to be along for the adventure.
This monster Striped Marlin release was the highlight of the trip.
They also added some sweet Sailfish releases.
For the dinner table, these Virginia-based anglers brought home the bacon. By bacon, I mean excellent Yellowfin Tuna filets.
Mate Wilson of the Harvester loves to fish so much that even on his day off, you can find him scouting around Garza bay.
This juvinile Rooster Fish was caught on light tackle from our 14-foot Transporter, and obviously was released after the photo.
Dean Hayes finished up his whirlwind fishing campaing on the 18th with Captain Alex reporting a banner day of Sailfish releases.
Lovely photos of this safe release. It’s always thrilling to see this action a few feet off the transom.
Great work all-around by the mega panga.
Captain Alex leads the way again, this time with catches of the biggest Congiros we have every seen.
No one knows exactly why the size on these are so unusally big this season but when is comes to this succulent lobster-like meat, the more the better!
Great work by the Harvester!
Mark Angelloz and Captian Alex scored big trophy fish releases on January 14. The action started early with this big Sailfish release.
Later they nagged a wonderful Rooster Fish, the first big one of the season. Released as always after this sweet photo shoot.
The Harvester had a big day with Jess Gingold’s family on the 13th; their morning 5 hour trip yielded a bunch of wild Sailfish releases.
John Egan’s group lit it up on the Harvester, scoring a swarm of Sailfish releases.
Mate Wilson put in a big day of work, safely handling and releasing all of this marine monsters.
All these trophy release can work up one’s appetite, but fortunately this Dorado will fill up the tired bellies of this crew.
On January 5 John Egan’s group joined Captain Alex , and he took the Harvester offshore for a duel in Sailfish City.
The day’s scorecard was dotted with hook-ups and releases, including some multiple strikes.
For the dinner table they added several Dorado including this floor-sweeper.
Excellent work by the mega panga!
The Tri-Generational Scotty Moore group finished off their great fishing vacation with a bountiful trip on January 2.
Captain Alex reports that the fish of the day with this monster Dorado.
They also nagged a nice Yellowfin Tuna to add some variety to the fish bag.
Great work by the mega panga Harvester!