Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
The evening rains in early May had a profound effect on the inshore fishery, as cool nutrient rich water flows into the sea from the network of rivers around Garza and fires up the near-shore species.
Check out this mammoth Rooster fish release, caught just minutes before the end of an afternoon trip on May 1.
A group of fun-loving CCA NC anglers led by Anita Walker added an extra day to their fishing schedule with the specific target of Rooster Fish.
Fishin’ Accomplished!
The amazing Adventurer continues to astound with another sweet Sailfish release.
Captain David has shattered expectations with his recent run of releases on the 23-foot switchblade. He also scored a wonderful Rooster fish release backed up by several nice Groupers on ice.
John Baumgart celebrated his return to Nosara by making his presence felt on the inshore reefs.
This late-day excellent Rooster fish release was the highlight of his first day of fishing.
Michael Graham posted a wonderful scorecard on March 24 with Captain Fico reporting a big Rooster fish release:
For the dinner table this group nabbed some filets from the top-shelf in the form of the delicious Congrio.
Joe Babic snagged a bucket-list worthy Rooster Fish with Captain Alex on March 20.
Excellent work on this lovely Rooster Fish release:
Duncan Shackleford scored a bucket-list worthy Rooster Fish release with Captain Fico on March 17. Check out this sweet pez gallo:
Excellent work by the Super Panga!
The Wanderer stayed inshore on the 14th and scored a world-class Rooster Fish release:
Nice work by the big blue beauty!
The Harvester welcomed client Larry Grantham for a excellent day of fishing action, highlighted by a pair of awesome Rooster fish releases.
The first one was a whopper, but the second was also an excellent trophy fish.
Ed Dietrich and Keith Igler stayed inshore on March 8 with Captain William reporting good action on tasty Red Groupers.
With the dinner shopping completed, they stayed on the reefs and Keith managed this beautiful Rooster Fish release:
