Larry Riddle’s group came home with dinner on the 21st, as Captain Alex coaxed this Dorado into the fishbox.



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Larry Riddle’s group came home with dinner on the 21st, as Captain Alex coaxed this Dorado into the fishbox.



Mark Murray joined up with the mega panga on the 20th, and Captain Alex once again delivered a bunch of great Sailfish releases.







Larry Riddle has returned to Nosara for more amazing blue water action.





These big Sailfish were no match for the mega panga, and safely yielded after being bested.



In addition to the shockingly-common big Sailfish releases, they also added a nice Yellowfin Tuna. Very surprising for this early in the year!


On February 16, Tim Helms’ group scored multiple excellent Sailfish releases.




Everyone in the group got in on the action.





It’s amazing how consistent the action has been this month, with Sailfish releases reported on nearly every trip.




Captain Alex tracked down this elusive Wahoo on the 15th, and the Harvester successfully battled the silver bullet all the way to the fishbox.




Steven Nelson and the Harvester when billfish hunting on Valentine’s day. The Sailfish were in the dancing mood and showed up with a lot of amorous energy.







Captain Alex and Mate Wilson are old pros at releasing Sailfish, but each one represents a fresh challenge. Of course all these billfish were safely released.






Lisa Branca and April Rountree returned on the 10th for more fun fishing action.




Multiple Sailfish releases were backed up with a monster Dorado.


What a great catch! With the filets on ice, the ladies took a break from catching fish to move to the forward platform to catch some rays.


Another great day on the mega panga Harvester.

Andy and Wendy Alkire joined with Captain Alex on the 9th and they added to their Sailfish scorecard with multiple excellent releases.





Mate Wilson handled the Sailfish releases with aplomb, and the mega panga once again proved herself in blue-water battle.









There isn’t much blue water fishing in Kansas, but this group handled these monster like old pros.


Captain Alex and the Harvester put on a show for Lisa Branca’s group on February 8. Great Sailfish releases dominated the early part of the trip.











They also stepped up to battle a bunch of big Dorados. Looks like dinner is served!






For the finale, Captain Alex took it inshore and they fought this nice Jack Crevalle very close to shore.


Amazing work by the People’s Champion Harvester.
On February 8, Captain Alex and Mate Wilson welcomed Lisa Branca and April Rountree for a wild day on the water. Several sweet Sailfish releases topped the scorecard.






Great work by the crew to safely handle these fish.



The monster of the day was nice floor-sweeping Dorado.




