March 19, 2019

Multi-time FishingNosara Hall of Famers Ken and Brenda Russell are back! Joined by their usual motley crew of Texas anglers including Larry Komenda and Misti Nolan, this good-vibes group threw down the gauntlet on their first day of fishing on the Wanderer.

After some early Sailfish action, Brenda shot to the top of the scoreboard with this MASSIVE Blue Marlin release:

Hold on to your hats folks…Team Russell will be here for two weeks and you know that they are ready for battle!

March 17, 2019

Chris and Charlotte Keane joined the Harvester on March 17 and just five hours of fishing loaded up on a lifetime’s worth of great catches.

These high-flying Sailfish came in hot and heavy, but the mega panga was up for the challenge.

All of these Sailfish were safely released as usual.

They didn’t go home empty-handed, thanks to this excellent Dorado on deck.

March 17, 2019

Chis and Charlotte Keane celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a full day of action on the mega panga Harvester.

Captain Alex reports steady bites from Sailfish as the season continues to heat up.

Amazing above-the-water acrobatics from this awesome animal!

This trip also featured a big two-handed Dorado for the dinner table:

Great work by Captain Alex and the mega panga!

March 15, 2019

Captain Fico kept scored throughout the month of March…check out this great array of catches from the 15th. They started with a nice Rooster Fish release by Kyle Sever.

Then they nabbed the elusive Blue Jack Crevalle, a rarity for this area and the source of amazing ceviche.

Team Sever then headed offshore and scored this excellent Sailfish release.

Our great friend Mark Cooney was on board and our Northeast Representative added to his legend with this another Sailfish release.

March 14, 2019

Katie Paulsen’s group returned to the Wanderer on the 14th and had a great day with wide variety of catches.

This tasty Dorado broke the ice early on, then Team Paulsen belted up to battle some nice Sailfish.

They totaled three Sailfish releases on this trip.

A surprise Yellowfin Tuna was caught late in the day; a sign of things to come as we enter our second high season this month.