Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Members of Raul Otero’s group joined Captain Antonio on theย Explorer for a great fishing romp on January 24.
The rest of the Otero Group has been scoring Dorados, but on this trip they added some tasty Yellowfin Tunas to the filet bag. They also replenished their Dorado stocks later in the trip:
Theย Discoverer welcomed Raul Otero, Scott Anderson, Gregg Baran, Larry Smith, and Rolando Rodriguez on January 24th. The big battleship dueled with a swarm of super Sailfish.
After the safe releases, the crew filled up the icebox with Yellowfin Tunas and Dorados.
Our very good friend Raul Otero has returned to Nosara, flanked by his posse of excellent Tampa Bay anglers. On the 23rd, they took theย Explorerย and filled up the fishbox with tasty Dorados.
Raul Otero and Rolando Rodriguez took to the flagship Wanderer on May 5 and they scored one of the biggest Dorado of the season. Check out this floor-sweeper:
Amazing catch by Captain William and these great Tampa anglers, who were well fed for their efforts:
Our great friends Rolando Rodriguez and Raul Otero performed brilliantly on the big battleship Discoverer on May 3. The highlight was this awesome Sailfish release:
They also added a fat Yellowfin Tuna for the dinner table.
Great job by these Tampa, FL based anglers.
Our great friend Raul Otero and Rolando Rodriguez started their week in Nosara with Captain William on the Wanderer on May 1. These Tampa anglers scored this big beautiful Sailfish release:
Great fish handling by Mate Elias as always on the mighty flagship.
Rolando Rodriguez hails from the hard-fishing town of Tampa, FL and came to Nosara primarily to hunt the monster Snook that live in the Nosara River. However the siren’s call of the nearby blue water could not be denied as Mr. Rodriguez booked the Explorer during his brief visit to the area.
Hello! This Pacific Sailfish is a total monster and Rolando was stoked beyond belief to releases this exquisite pelagic.
Great work by Captain Carlos and Captain David…when this much experience is on the boat the fish better watch out!