Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
As the offshore bite cooled late in June, the big battleship Discoverer brought her batteries inshore and performed a nice Rooster Fish release.
The trophy fish was augmented with catches of Jack Crevalle and Dorado for the dinner table. Excellent work from Patrick Maloney’s group.
The inshore assassin Adventurer finished the month of June in grand style.
James Wesley and his buddy released a fine Rooster Fish and brought home a tasty Dorado.
Charles Upshaw had a very memorable day of action with Captain Alex on June 18. First off they fought a monster Black Marlin, albeit breifly before it snapped the hook and escaped.
Things turned around with this excellent Sailfish release.
Later in the trip they came inshore and scored this MONSTER Rooster Fish release.
On June 17, Texas angler Steven Benton finished off his week of fishing with a great day on the flagship Wanderer.
An early Sailfish release was augmented by a pair of excellent Rooster Fish releases.
The second one was a true sea monster:
For the end-of-week dinner this outstanding group of Texas anglers loaded up on Yellowfin Tuna filets.
While the rest of the fleet went offshore on June 15, the Explorer and angler Jared Erickson stayed close to ply the near-shore reefs for Rooster Fish.
They caught and released two fine speciemens.
Great job by Captain Fico and the Super Panga.
Captain Alex and Andre Miller’s group have filled up the scorecard throughout mid-June, and on the 14th they kepy piling on with more Sailfish releases and Yellowfin Tuna scores.
The Sailfish releases are a ton of fun, but these Yella Fellas are a ton of tasty filets!
Later in the trip they moved inshore and nagged an incredible Rooster Fish release.
The Adventurer and angler Andrew Zwart bested an excellent Rooster Fish on June 4.
Safe relesed after the photo, this monster is a true fish-of-a-lifetime.
Captain Alex showed his versitility inshore on the 23rd; after all, the Harvester is more than just and offshore weapon.
They nagged a big Rooster Fish and a juvinile; both were safe released as always.
The inshore aquarium yielded some exotic morsels. Rock Snapper, Needlefish, and a Gaguero all found they way to the ice.
The Harvester stayed near-shore with anglers from the Stoked on Fishing group on the 19th. Captain Alex delivered a bucket-list worthy Rooster Fish release.
Excellent work by the mega panga.
Paul Anders stayed inshore with Captain David on May 13. The powerful Adventurer delivered the goods with this excellent Rooster Fish release.
They also scored a nice Snapper for the dinner table.
