Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Captain Fico kept the heat on during mid June. Check out this sweet array of tasty keepers:
Yellowfin Tunas are always a staple for us this time of year, as are these whopping big red Cubera Snappers:
Adding variety to the filet bag are these big Red Groupers…amazing to eat and fun to catch!
Great work by Captain Fico!
Josh and Montana Crump are a great pair of fun-loving Tallahassee, FL based anglers, and they brought their sportive attitudes to the Explorer on June 5.
They scored big on the bottom with big Red Groupers.
The Crumps got married a year ago, and this trip to Nosara is their delayed honeymoon. Great work by this young couple.
The Adventurer got into big action on June 5th, highlighted by this sweet Rooster Fish release:
They also filled the fishbox with several Red Groupers.
The Explorer capitalized on a swarm of Red Groupers on the 4th with angler Brett Hartin.
They also scored a small Dorado to add diversity to the haul.
Captain David report some more fun inshore action from the sneaky switchblade inย mid-May, highlighted by this nice Red Grouper.
Kate Haley and her friends had a productive half day with Captain William on the 31st. They started off with a nice Sailfish release offshore:
Then they moved inshore and boated some groupers, perfect for sandwiches.
Captain William delivers the goods, and in just 5 hours at that!
The Adventurer finished the month with another unbelievable Sailfish release.
Captain David delivered the unimaginable in the morning, and then in the afternoon did more standard Adventurer-things…delivering tasty filets for his clients.
Great job by Captain David!
Captain Alex kept the Harvester inshore on the 19th. Chris and Charlotte Keane followed up their brilliant offshore success with some very unique catches.
This Congrio is always a fun catch; this fish/eel hybrid yields a white lobster-like meat that is second to none. Also it provides a unique fight as it is one of the few sea creatures that can swim backwards.
The rest of the day was dominated by Red Groupers, excellent for sandwiches and a bunch of fun to catch.
Aussie angler Jeremy West knocked out some inshore monsters on January 8. The biggest scores of the day were these nice Dorados.
Also they filled the coolers with tasty Red Groupers. These inshore delicacies are a welcome treat and a sweet addition to the menu.
The hits kept coming in late August as Captain David concluded a great season on the Adventurer with a great run of trips late in the month.
This big Red Snapper was complimented by an equally tasty Red Grouper:
While the big fish grab the headlines, there is also much to be said about a large number of smaller fish…check out this haul:
Fantastic work by Captain David and the 23-foot switchblade Adventurer!