Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Joshua Kaplan walked into the office on the morning of the 26th and booked the Harvester for that very afternoon; despite the truncated day they still nagged a bunch of great fish.
This monster Dorados were the highlight on a day that also featured a swole Sailfish release and a bunch of Yellowfin Tunas.
The Harvester kept rocking with more Dorados and Sailfish releases.
UK angler Peter Brumby joined the Harvester on Christmas Eve and they had a bunch of nice gifts under the tree.
“We had a great morning fishing today,” wrote Peter in an email.
The Lutz boys kept up the hot action on December 11. Captain Alex caught this amazing footage of BIG Yellowfin Tunas breaching the water:
They worked over the bubbling pot of fish and nagged this pair of excellent specimens.
The Harvester welcomed Bob and Travis Suit for a fun day of blue water action. A nice Sailfish release led off the scoring.
The remainder of the day was spent slaying big Yellowfin Tunas.
Looks like these boys will be well fed for the week!
North Florida angler Joe Lutz has returned to Nosara for the second time, and this time he brought his dad along for the adventure. The big fish of the day was this nice Sailfish release.
Then Mr. Lutz scored this excellent Dorado.
Over on the Harvester Captain Alex continued to scored big on December 7.
He enlisted his brother Yohany in the mate position to help with these big Sailfish releases.
They also cleaned up on big Dorados for the dinner table.
Thomas Everett’s family joined Captain Alex for three full days of action, and Day 1 set the tone with an awesome Sailfish release.
A second Sailfish release was hot on the heels of the first, with the Harvester nimbly outmaneuvering the proud pelagic.
These big Texans worked up a big appetite, so fortunately they nagged this big Dorado for the dinner table.
Jeff Capen made FishingNosara history back in January with a monster Blue Marlin release on the 23-foot Adventurer.
He came back on December 2 with the family and moved up the 32-foot Harvester, where they scored a bunch of nice Yellowfin Tunas.
Mark Trevino got off to a great start on November 28. The Harvester captured a nice array of Yellowfin Tunas.
Looks like the Tuna was put to good use.
