Casey Jones made a quick visit to Nosara on October 8 and found a world of success on the Harvester.







This nice Striped Marlin was the highlight of the trip which also included a pair of Sailfish releases.








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Casey Jones made a quick visit to Nosara on October 8 and found a world of success on the Harvester.







This nice Striped Marlin was the highlight of the trip which also included a pair of Sailfish releases.








Rachael and Maurice Taylor had a nice run of trips with Captain Fico on September 26th and 27th.



The highlight was this sweet Sailfish release, but the haul also included a good number of Yellowfin Tunas backed up by a couple big Dorados.





Excellent work by the barroom brawler!
Our new friend Gary Killam brought a fun-loving posse of Tampa,FL based anglers to Nosara for a fun week of fishing.




On their first of three days fishing they got acclimated to the blue water by conquering this nice Sailfish.



After a much-needed repaint and refit, the mighty flagship Wanderer was back in action on September 15th.

Captain William picked up right where he left off, boasting a nice Sailfish release backed up with a tasty Dorado for the dinner table.



It’s great to be back on the water!
The Harvester capped off her season with a very productive day with angler Antonio Martinez and his family.




The mega panga’s reputation continues to grow and Captain Alex and Mate Kevin put on a billfishing clinic for these great anglers.



Later in the day Michael Madnick scored this awesome Marlin release.







William Culey and his family had a big day on the battleship highlighted by a wonderful Sailfish release:



They didn’t leave empty-handed, thanks to this stack of Yellowfin Tunas:




John Ritchie’s group finished their run of great fishing with a big day of blue water action, starting with this rain-soaked Sailfish release.



The skies cleared later in the day and the Wanderer kept the rods bent with nice Yellowfin Tunas hitting the icebox.






John Ritchie and his posse took to the Discoverer on the 20th. These Texas anglers scored a pair of excellent Sailfish release:


The battleship struck again on August 17 with client William Curley reporting this fine Sailfish release:

The Wanderer scored a floor-sweeper Dorado with client Randy Sullivan of Houston.



This whale of a Mahi is darn near the size of Texas and is a monument to Captain William’s prowess.



They also scored Sailfish for the trophy case earlier in the day:






