Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Andre de Wit’s group has split up between the Adventurer and Explorer to maximize their coverage of the inshore reefs.
Captain David and the Adventurer scored several Snapper and other tasty reef dwellers:
The also boated a big Jack Crevelle and two medium-sized Rooster fish releases:
Great work by the extreme panga fishing tandem and the fearless Andre de Wit group!
FishingNosara Hall of Famers Kenny Strickler and Morgan Trible returned to Nosara for a New Year’s celebration of fun times and big fish.
This Double Sailfish release may be the coolest picture of the year so far:
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There was lots of Sailfish action throughout the week:
Plus they scored an inshore gem…this is one fine Rooster Fish:
The Explorer had a big day on January 3rd with two Sailfish and two Rooster Fish released with client Robert Mears.
All in a day’s work for the barroom bralwer.
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The Wanderer pulled double-duty on December 26 with two half-days scheduled with two sets of clients.
First up was Chris Carroll who opted to stay near-shore in the morning.
A pair of Rooster fish releases were the highlight of the morning, with a beefy Amberjack on ice to round out the scorecard:
Captain Fico and Mate Kevin kept the Explorer inside on December 12 with clients Randy Struass and Craig Keneipp. Check out this excellent Rooster Fish release scored by the barroom brawler:
Nice fish handling by Mate Kevin to ensure that we’ll see this beast swimming again.
Team Arrich finished off their three days of fishing with more great action.
Here’s Angie’s Facebook post:
“Day #3 on the Wanderer with Captain William and Alex! Sailfish, 8 tuna and 2 Roosters! Thank you guys for an amazing 3 day adventure! You’ll be seeing us again for sure!”
Look at the size of these Yella Fellas:
We were stoked to welcome some new European friends for a week of great inshore action on the Adventurer.
These hard-fishing folks found us through Tightlines NL and brought their ‘A’ game to the waters around Garza Bay.
These big Rooster fish releases were a sign of great things to come.
Their haul included lots of Spanish Mackerels, Jack Crevalles, and the ultra-rare Blue Jack Trevelly.
We love all out clients, but it is a special treat when we can welcome a professional charter captain and his group to our little stretch of blue water paradise.
Marvin Steiding brought the whole crew from his South Florida-based Reel Candy Sportfishing operation for a few days of blue water action on theย Discoverer.
After some early success on Sailfish, they brought it inshore and scored big on Rooster fish.
This Pacific species is certainly a fun catch for these Jupiter, FL based pros.
They also added a few Dorados for the dinner table…great action all around for the Reel Candy team!
The Discoverer is still fishing during September while almost every other boat in the country is on the hill…just because fisherman take a break for the rainy season doesn’t mean the fish do.
Ryan Torbert and his posse proved it on September 14 when they scored a pair of Rooster fish releases. The first one was a bit puny, but the second was a very respectable 20+lbs.
Nice work by the battleship!
Mark Carrie knocked an item off of his bucket-list with Captain Fico on the Adventurer. Check out this monster Rooster fish:
Great work by Captain Fico!