Jason Frelich returned for more blue water action on the 8th. Big Dorados were the name of the game, highlighted by these monsters:
The Harvester also nabbed a sweet mid-day Sailfish release.
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Jason Frelich returned for more blue water action on the 8th. Big Dorados were the name of the game, highlighted by these monsters:
The Harvester also nabbed a sweet mid-day Sailfish release.
Our great friend Hubble Keller closed down the season a few months ago on the Harvester with a strong Marlin release, and wouldn’t you know that he got things started this year with another one?
Hubble and the boys were just getting started as they backed up the Striped Marlin with some nice Sailfish releases.
For the dinner table they hooked up three big Dorados and put them on ice.
Great start for Hubble Keller and the mega panga!
Jason Frelich of Satellite Beach, FL is used to plying the nearby blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean, but in early November his group found out what kind of monsters dwell out here in the Pacific.
Even this finch wanted to get a closer look at this beastie:
The biggest of these Yellowfin Tunas are easily upwards of 70lbs., meaning these boys will have plenty to eat this week.
Great work by Captain Alex and the awesome Harvester!
Captain Alex stayed inshore on the 3rd and bent the rods with bunch of Red Snapper catches.
Inshore or offshore, the Harvester is always on the fish.
Captain Alex and the mega panga continued to deliver Dorados at the end of October. Check out this sampling of sweet catches:
After two great days of filling the fishboxes with filets, the Harvester and Shane Miers group got their hands on some sweet Sailfish releases.
They also added a few more Dorados for good measure.
Awesome end to a great week of fishing for Team Miers!
Shane Miers’ group had a wonderful day on the Harvester highlighted by big Yellowfin Tunas.
This tasty Yella Fella was backed up by several sweet Dorados.
Great work by the mega panga!
The Harvester stayed hot on October 20 with client Shane Miears reporting a big pile of Dorado filets on ice.
Everyone got a turn on the reel and contributed to the dinnertime Dorado haul!
James Wills came to Nosara primarily to surf, but he brought some friends along for an afternoon half day with Captain Alex on on October 19th.
This big Dorado got the afternoon off to a hot start, and was backed up by a similarly monstrous Mahi-Mahi:
A third fired-up Dorado put Team Wills to the test but was no match for the Mega Panga:
After all these filets ended up on ice in the fishbox, a little finch perched on one of the anglers’ head:
This must have been a good omen, because a late day Sailfish strike put the exclamation point on this great fishing day.
Awesome work by James Willis and his posse!
After several days of sweet Sailfish action, the Harvester spent the 15th targeting meat fish with the Koehn group.
They nabbed five fat Dorados for the filet bag.
Great trip to the meat market by the Harvester!