Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Charley Smith and Morgan Trible continued their dominance of Pacific Sailfish on January 29.
Captain Alex reports that the action was fierce and the Harvester scored a pair of excellent Sailfish releases.
A small Dorado rounded out the day, perfet for an evening snack.
Great work by the mega panga and these Virginia anglers.
The Harvester set a new high bar for the season with NINE Sailfish releases on the 28th. Morgan Trible, Charley Smith, and photograpther Yorhany Annovazzi were on board to capture these beauties.
The Double Sailfish release was clearly a highlight, but the action stayed strong all day long.
Captain Alex continued to deliver on January 26 with the Trible / Smith group scoring several sweet Sailfish releases.
Multiple time FishingNosara Hall of Famer Morgan Trible has returned, and this time his buddy Charley Smith is stoked to be along for the adventure.
This monster Striped Marlin release was the highlight of the trip.
They also added some sweet Sailfish releases.
For the dinner table, these Virginia-based anglers brought home the bacon. By bacon, I mean excellent Yellowfin Tuna filets.
FishingNosara Hall of Famer Morgan Trible finished off his week of fishing with several beautiful Sailfish releases.
The Harvester also reports a nice Dorado for the end-of-week dinner. Great job!
FishingNosara Hall of Famers Kenny Strickler and Morgan Trible returned to Nosara for a New Year’s celebration of fun times and big fish.
This Double Sailfish release may be the coolest picture of the year so far:
There was lots of Sailfish action throughout the week:
Plus they scored an inshore gem…this is one fine Rooster Fish:
Morgan and Kenny brought the year to a close with a monster performance on December 31, highlighted by the FishingNosara team’s first-ever Triple Sailfish Release!
We’ve caught up to four Sailfish simultaneously in the past, but never had enough hands on deck to safely handle more than two at a time for pictures.
First Mate Alex has been training the new Mates as he waits until the Harvester arrives, and fate would have it that he was on hand to coordinate this amazing photo.
These Virginia-based anglers scored a few more Sails to round out the trip later in the day.
