The Harvester pulled double-duty on April 15. During the morning 5-hour session the mega panga scored multiple excellent Sailfish releases.
For the dinner table (lunch table?) they scored a tasty Red Grouper and a nice-sized Yellowfin Tuna.
Tag: Red Grouper
March 23, 2026
On March 23 the Harvester continued to score super Sailfish releases:
They finished the day inshore with multiple tasty Red Groupers.
March 2, 2026
The Explorer had a fun time inshore on March 2 with a stack of tasty Red Grouper scores.
Check out this ‘Yahtzee’ on a four-hook drop rig:
February 16, 2026
The Explorer scored a wide variety of catches on February 16.
Sailfish releases were backed-up with tasty Dorado and Red Groupers for the icebox.
February 7, 2026
The Wanderer stayed inshore on the 7th and nagged some tasty morsels. White Tuna, Jack Crevalle, and Red Grouper creating a multi-color filet bag for the dinner table.
January 11, 2026
The Adventurer scored multiple tasty Red Groupers on January 11.
July 5, 2025
Dan Johnson from Hatteras, NC took friends Paul Hubmann and Ronny Arguedas for a fun on on the Wanderer on July 5.
Paul had a sailfish also.
After releasing two super Sailfish, they moved inshore and piled up 16 Red Groupers.
June 26, 2025
The Discoverer stayed inshore on June 26th and Trisa Ryan’s group loaded up on big Red Grouper scores.
June 23, 2025
The Discoverer had a great day both offshore and inshore on June 23.
After scoring MONSTER Yellowfin Tunas offshore, the Mario Scarol group finished up inshore with a Red Snapper and multiple tasty Red Grouper catches.
August 21, 2024
Linda McAnally’s group returned on the 21st for more catching, this time focusing on inshore species.
This super-tasty Congrio was backed-up with multiple Red Groupers:
This lonely Yellowfin Tuna rounded out the haul:
From Linda’s email: “The FishingNosara crew took excellent care of us and were flexible in their efforts to get us on the fish! Great trip, and we’re already planning dates for our next trip.”