The Adventurer welcome two of our best and oldest friends for a fun trip on March 30. Danny Baker and ‘Coconut’ Harry Heinke piled up a big pile of Red Groupers with Captain David.




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The Adventurer welcome two of our best and oldest friends for a fun trip on March 30. Danny Baker and ‘Coconut’ Harry Heinke piled up a big pile of Red Groupers with Captain David.




MYSTERY FISH ALERT!

Martin Cooper caught this unusual looking creature on March 29 with the Adventurer. It looks like a rock, has a lure like an angler-fish, and has feet like a frog.

Any Marine Biologists out there want to let us know what it is?

Later in the trip, Martin scored multiple very tasty Red Grouper.

Then he caught a big Corvina, except that while he was reeling it in another fish snatched the back half…oh well, what’s left should make good ceviche!

Tom Fox scored a two-for-one Red Grouper scored on the 19th using a double-hooked rig:
Twice the catch is twice as nice!



The Adventurer continued to score nice bottom fish on March 18. Matthew Ansel and his son nagged this nice Red Grouper:

Captain David delivered a big bag of delectable filets on March 16.

Red Grouper is famous for its rich meat for sandwiches, and the fish/eel Congrio yields a lobstertail-esque filet that is out of sight!
Captain David has an amazing skill for scoring big fish on his little boat. The Adventurer scored this 30+lbs. Red Grouper on the 14th.

Normally these fish are in the 8lbs.-15.lbs range…these are true monsters!


Dan Johnson from Hatteras, NC stayed near-shore with his friends Antonio Carrillo, Luis Rodriguez, and Wilberth Carrillo.



The Wanderer reports 21 Red Groupers of various sizes and 6 Pochote’s on ice.






Manny Rivera booked the Adventurer for four straight days starting on the 24th, and got off to a quick start with seven Red Groupers on ice.


Good eating and fun fish to catch!
Texas angling legends Jerome McKown and Billy Meeks have joined forces to wallop the fish of the general Nosara area.

On August 7, Captain Alex kept the Harvester near-shore, and Jerome scored this solid Rooster fish release.






Not to be outdone, Billy Meeks bested one of the biggest Red Groupers we have ever seen. This leviathan’s strength was sufficient to snap one of our spinning rods in half, but Billy didn’t give up the fight.





Great work by the mega panga and these Lone Star anglers!
Marte Martinez of Laredo, TX finished up his fishing adventure with an inshore day on July 28.


They scored six nice Red Groupers, and also nabbed a big barrcuda.

For the trophy case he added this world-class Rooster Fish release.


