Sailfish | Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara

July 15, 2018

Lee Ann Martin was on the receiving end of great fishing action with multiple fun catches on the Harvester.

These nice (but blurry) Sailfish release shots were saved by the fact that Gail Burton took her own pictures…this is why it’s always smart to bring your own camera.

Later the group belted up for a bunch of Yellowfin Tuna catches.

Multiple simultaneous hook up led to several nice specimens on ice.

“We had the best time fishing yesterday!” Lee Ann sent us in an email. “Our Captain Alex was amazing! We caught lots of tuna & my sister got to reel in a sail fish!”

July 15, 2018

Captain Carlos reports a great Sailfish release on July 15 with angler Juan Montelongo on the reel.

Great work by the big battleship!

July 14, 2018

Texas anglers Juan Montelongo and his posse joined the flagship and got started fast with several football-sized Yellowfin Tunas on ice.

Vanessa Bremby added this monster Dorado:

At the end of the trip this excellent Sailfish came calling and the Wanderer brought her all the way in for a safe release.

July 13, 2018

Chet Jasak and Bob Sherley took to the Explorer on July 13. Captain Fico reports a nice bite of Sailfish offshore and the super panga was there to collect several releases.

Great work by the unstoppable barroom brawler!

July 12, 2018

Florida anglers Bob and Lori Sherley joined by Chet and Carole Jasak and his wife for their first of three big days on the Wanderer.

Big Yellowfin Tunas were the order of the day, with the flagship reported several great scores.

Later in the day the Yellas yielded the way for some super Sailfish releases.

July 11, 2018

The Discoverer found great blue water action on July 11. This pair of Sailfish releases are a welcome addition to the scorecard.

They also nabbed a bushel of Yellowfin Tunas for the dinner table.

July 10, 2018

Paul Worthington kept his hot streak going with a fantastic follow-up performance on July 10.

A nice Sailfish was backed up by a delicious-looking Dorado. Great work by the Discoverer.

Here’s what Paul wrote in an email when he got back:

“Just a note to let you know we had a great time in Nosara. As always your local staff were knowledgeable, accommodating and professional. From Marias breakfast to the guys in the office, along with those behind the scenes it was a positive experience!”

“I can’t say enough about Captain Carlos and Mate Kevin, so glad they have been reunited as a team! The fishing was good this time, but not great ! However I have been spoiled with great fishing in Nosara so many times my expectations are too high. I have fished around the world, but my number one destination has become Nosara…with FishingNosara.”

“Thanks to you and your staff.”

Captain Paul Worthington