Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Master Captain William stayed inshore during January, and the mighty Wanderer delivered a monster Broomtail Grouper, plus added a big Amberjack.
They also nagged a beefy White Tuna for sushi, plus a sweet Rock Snapper
Even though they were close to shore, the Wanderer came upon a Sailfish and released it after a brief battle.
Erik Passanante and the Adventurer boated a gigantic Rock Snapper on December 28.
Bill Prahl set a new standard on December 8 with one of the biggest Rock Snapper we have seen this season. Behold:
Warren Fischer’s group had very productive day inshore with the Discoverer scoring a full aquarium’s worth of tasty inshore morsels.
Pompano, White Tuna, Rock Snapper, and Common Snappers all are on the menu!
Dani Loewenstein’s group joined the Wanderer on November 1st and they were treated to a bunch of blue water action. Offshore, they scored several Yellowfin Tunas.
They finished up the day inshore and boated this MONSTER Rock Snapper
The Adventurer scored a nice array of critters on August 6. The switchblade delivered a small Wahoo, Dorado, Yellowfin Tuna, and Rock Snapper.
It was an honor to welcome our dear friend Jerry Moulton to the Discoverer on July 30, and this Jacksonville angling legend did not disappoint.
They loaded up the filet bag with multiple Yellowfin Tunas and a BIG Rock Snapper.
Joe Newton continued to shine on May 21 with the Harvester posting a hybrid offshore/inshore scorecard. This wonderful Sailfish release offshore got things started.
Then they moved inshore and boated this lover Rock Snapper:
Then they nabbed this 5lbs. Bonita:
Captain Wilson rigged it up and sent to down to the reef, and nailed this awesome Cubera Snapper (released after photo). Great work by the Harvester.
Rob Coxey and Russell Nader turned in a brilliant performance on August 7 with Captain Fito reporting a wide variety of catches. This Dorado got things going:
Rob scored this small Rooster Fish.
They also pried up this unusual Rock Snapper.
Lastly, they scored this mystery fish; we thinks its either a Blue Jack Crevalle or perhaps a Bluetail Trevalley.
UPDATE: It’s an African pompano. Thanks to Dave Eisner for the eagle-eyes.
Captain Fito stayed close to shore on December 29 and delivered this beautiful Rock Snapper.
Yummy!