Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Tambi Katieb treated her boys to a big fishing party on board the Harvester on November 25. The guest of honor was this monstrous Sailfish.
Snacks for the party were provided by a batch of fat Yellowfin Tunas.
The boys even pulled off a double Yellowfin Tuna hook-up and catch.
Great work by the Katieb family and the mega panga Harvester!
Jacksonville angler Dennis Garcia nagged one of the biggest Dorados we’ve ever seen on November 23 with the Harvester.
According to the Boca Grip this bad boy tips the scales at 63lbs. He wasn’t lonely in the fishbox either, as multiple Dorados came roaring through the spread throughout the trip.
Amazing work by Captain Alex and the mega panga Harvester.
The Harvester continued the month of strong fishing on the 20th with a nice Dorado score.
Captain Alex kept scoring on the 18th with big Dorado catches topping the scoreboard.
Great work by the mighty mega panga!
The Harvester got it poppin’ on the 17th with a wide variety of filets on ice.
This group of European anglers offerend no quartor with catches of Dorado, Yellowfin Tuna, and the elusive Needlefish.
Marlin Alert on the Harvester! Captain Alex and the Broussard group released this excellent Blue Marlin on November 13
After the safe release, the Harvester scooped up dinner in the form of this Yellowfin Tuna.
Kelly Broussard got tied into a superior Salifish release on November 9 with Captain Alex.
Excellent fish handling by Mate Wilson to ensure the safe live release of this beauty.
The Harvester scored another monster Blue Marlin release on the 5th.
Amazing fishing by the mega panga!
Gerrie Anderson’s group opened up the new fishing season with Captain Alex on the Harvester. The highlight was this monster Blue Marlin release:
They also added a super Sailfish release to their scorecard.
They also filled up the icebox with lots of nice Dorados scores.
Great way to get things going in the new season.
Jim Bruner and the Harvester had to wait out some rain on the 2nd, and got back to battle on the 3rd.
Big Dorados were the staple catch of the day.
A late-day Red Grouper also came along for the ride.
Impressive haul, especially for the so-called ‘off season’.