January 17, 2016

It’s been a fun two months of fishing like unemployed teenagers, but now we finally have wrapped up The Harvester Project and shipped the boat to Costa Rica.

We cleared customs and are driving her across the country on January 15.

The Harvester scored huge in her first day on the water. 7 sailfish released by Captain Alex and Mate Kevin with client Rob Hodde of Texas.

Fantastic work by Costa Rica’s newest fish-fighting weapon!

January 14, 2016

Our great friend Doc Hatton performed wonderfully on back to back fishing days in mid-January.

The first day they were offshore and released several nice Sailfish.

The next day they stayed inshore and scored one of the biggest Cubera Snappers of the year.

With nothing left to prove inshore, Captain William headed offshore following a pod of feeding Dolphins. Not surprisingly, they found more sweet Sailfish.

January 12, 2016

Ben Evans and Joe Driscoll returned to the Wanderer on the 12th with another great fantastic fishing performance.

They stayed inshore this time and loaded the fish box with gigantic Amberjacks.

Beware of these masked bandits!

They also hooked up a small Shark, released without incident.

On their final day of fishing, they returned to Sailfish City and ended their week with this nice Sailfish release.

January 5, 2016

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:

 

There was lots of Sailfish action throughout the week:

Plus they scored an inshore gem…this is one fine Rooster Fish:

January 9, 2016

Returning anglers Joseph Driscoll and Ben Evans started their week with a bang on January 9 with a bevy of big billfish releases on the Wanderer.

The Sailfish were extra fired-up, but Master Captain William was one step ahead of them with his virtuoso boat handling skills.

The action didn’t stop until the sun went down, which was just fine by these hardcore anglers.