Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Robbie Parks dropped this report on July 23: “Bite was much slower today. But thanks to Capt. Alex late ninth inning rally, we ended up with 5 more sails, three of them in the last hour and two of those were on a double hookup.”
“So far, the Parks clan has 15 sailfish. My grandsons are now believers.”
After a five Sailfish day on the Harvester, angler Robbie Parks and his family (Adrienne, Simon, and Judah Tucker) moved over theย Wanderer on July 22.
Master Captain William beat is protege by one, as theย Wanderer reports SIX Sailfish releases.
They also loaded up on filets with three Yellowfin Tunas.
On July 20, our great friend and Jacksonville angler Robbie Parks had an exquisite day on the Harvester. The mega panga reports FIVE Sailfish releases.
“We were 5 for 7 on sailfish today with Capt. Alex,” wrote Robbie. “My grandsons fought four of them…each first timers!”
Of course all fish were safely releases by Mate Wilson. Excellent work from the People’s Champion.
Great work by Robbie Parks, Adrienne Tucker, Simon and Judah.
Robbie Parks, Matt Parks, and Chris Shakib had a nice trip on the Harvester with a boatload of Yellowfin Tunas on ice.
Great work by Captain Alex on the mega panga Harvester!
Florida angler Robbie Parks retrieved a pile of Dorado filets on his June 26th trip with Captain Alex.
Great size on this Mahi Mahi…they will look awesome on the dinner plate!
Excellent work by the mega panga.
June 14, 2016 marks the first time in the seven year history of the FishingNosara team that Marlin releases were scored by every team boat.ย
Photos and full reports coming soon!ย
Wanderer
Client: Tallahassee Offshore Mafia
1 Blue Marlin 300 lbs
2 Sailfishย ย
Discoverer
Client: Robbie Parks
1 Blue Marlin 400 lbsย ย
Explorer
Client: Al Bourgeoisie, Robert Thomason
1 Blue Marlin 300 lbs
1 Sailfish
1 Yellowfin Tuna 25 lbsย ย
Harvester
Client: Tallahassee Offshore Mafia
1 Blue Marlin 300 lbs
“Did battle with a huge marlin today for almost an hour before he broke off,” writes Robbie Parks in an email. “It made three greyhound runs for all of us to see.”
“Mate Juan Carlos said it was the biggest one he’d ever fought. Estimated at 900+ pounds.”
“It was a beast. Leviathan from the deep. Really whipped me. Captain Carlos and Juan Carlos were fantastic. The experience of a lifetime for me.”
Robbie Parks and his family had several sweet Sailfish release with Captain Alex on June 12.
Each of these 100+ lbs. monsters put up big fights and the releases led to big smile.
Great work by the Mega Panga Harvester!
