Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
On June 14, the Harvester welcomed Brendan Hamlet for a day of BIG Yellowfin Tuna scores.
The first catch was fairly normal-sized, but later in the trip (with the Wanderer looking on) this monster Yella Fella hit the hook:
Great filets on deck for the People’s Champion.
Angler Jeff Friedrich did battle with a big Blue Marlin on June 11 with Captain Alex reporting a safe release after a hearty fight.
Great work on the safe handling and release of this beauty by the crew.
Gary Raddatz and his group got off to a fast start on June 10, with Captain Alex reporting several super Sailfish releases on the Harvester.
The first fish up was a high-flying Sailfish.
A nice Dorado for the dinner table was caught mid-day.
The afternoon was dominated by more excellent Sailfish releases.
Kole Rudasill came to us from Texas for a full week of action-packed fishing, and started his week on the Harvester.
A high-flying Dorado was the first fish of the day, and was followed up by a collection of nice Yellowfin Tunas.
Scott Allison got in on the mid-summer Yellowfin Tuna action with Captain Alex on the 6th.
The day started with several standard-size Yella Fellas, ranging from 15-20lbs.
Then in the afternoon, Team Allison hit the mother-lode:
The Harvester was joined by Christine and Art Jones for a nice day of fishing on June 5.
They started off with a few Dorados, then ripped in a beautiful Sailfish.
Jake Leitch and his group went toe-to-toe with a crazy Blue Marlin on June 4.
Scott Allison and his group enlisted the People’s Champion Harvester for an action-packed half day on June 3.
Great fish handling by Mate Kevin on this super Sailfish.
On June 1 Jacksonville, FL angler Jane Moscarillo performed brilliantly on the Harvester. She scored this sweet Sailfish release backed up with a nice Yellowfin Tuna.
Great work by the Peoples Champion Harvester!
Captain Alex loaded up on giant Yellowfin Tunas with angler Steven Datkuliak on May 31.
Multiple hook-ups are the norm this time of year, and we could barely get the photo before it was time for another big Yella Fella.
This monster was the highlight of the day:
