Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
FishingNosara Hall of Famer Roger Bowgen has returned for a mighty week of fishing with Captain Alex on the Harvester.
Big Sailfish were among the highlights of the trip, which also featured these nice Dorados.
This double Dorado hookup was a sign of good action to come, as the rest of the day was spent reeling in nice green morsels.
Great work by the mega panga!
Denny Broderick’s group had a fun time with Captain Alex on December 1st.
Lots of good Dorado were backed up by a nice Jack Crevalle…looks like filets of Mahi plus nice ceviche are on deck for dinner tonight!
Brendon Jones and his buddies signed up for a 5 hour attack on the blue water with Captain Alex on November 30.
They performed nicely with some nice Dorado.
Captain Alex delivered a beautiful Sailfish releases on November 29 with angler Mike Clifford.
Wayne Estes, Craig Sutton, and Mauri Elledge took the Harvester offshore on the 25th with this excellent Sailfish release:
The mega panga backed it up with another world-class Dorado on ice.
Great work by Captain Alex!
Captain Alex welcomed angler Lin Ahearn on the 23rd and stayed inshore. The highlight was this ceviche-ready Jack Crevalle:
The Harvester took an afternoon trip with a group of fun-loving folks and found several swole Dorados backed up by a nice Yellowfin Tuna score.
The Harvester stayed inshore with Clayton Laskowski and his posse for a great day of action.
According to Captain Alex’ trusty Boca Grip this Cubera Snapper clocked in at 38lbs. Then they nabbed a nice Queen Snapper:
A big Dorado wandered inshore and fell into the Harvester‘s web.
Lastly they scored this nice-sized Wahoo. Pretty sweet to go home with three different kinds of filets!
They also busted this Barracuda who was trying to steal from the pantry:
Time for refreshments after a long day of action!
John Schimkaitis and Jared Cozart struck again on November 16 with Captain Alex reporting a pair of excellent Rooster fish releases backed up by a floor-sweeping Dorado.
Russell Thorsheim stocked up on filets on November 14. First up was a nice-sized Dorado:
Then Captain Alex parked the Harvester over a nice reef bite which yielded seven Snappers and two small Snook…very unusual to snag Snook this far off of the beach.
