The Harvester and angler Eugenia Sefcik nabbed a beautiful trio of Sailfish on the 13th.




The fish were fired up and each angler got a crack a a big bad billfish.



Mrs. Sefcik actually nabbed two Sailfish, both beautiful monsters.
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The Harvester and angler Eugenia Sefcik nabbed a beautiful trio of Sailfish on the 13th.




The fish were fired up and each angler got a crack a a big bad billfish.



Mrs. Sefcik actually nabbed two Sailfish, both beautiful monsters.
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Captain William turned in a brilliant bluewater performance on the 13th. First up with this wonderful early day Sailfish release:



Later in the trip the flagship filled the fishbox with several giant Dorado.





Great work by Master Captain William and the famous Wanderer!


Patrick Brunosson and his posse returned to the Harvester two days later for more offshore fun with the scorecard showing two super Sailfish releases.





The second release was a true monster, easily north of 150lbs.



They also continued to fill their refrigerator with this tasty Yellowfin Tuna:


Patrick Brunosson returned to Nosara hoping to follow-up on his Yellowfin Tuna catches from earlier in the year, and this time the Harvester delivered the goods with great billfish action.









After two sweet Sailfish releases in the morning, Captain Alex set these boys up with a pod of good-sized Yellowfin Tuna.








Our old pal Ed Dietrich took to the Discoverer and scored big with this nice Sailfish release on March 10:

While trolling they also found a school of nice 15-20lbs. Yellowfin Tunas for the dinner table.

Captain Fico is a master of both inshore fishing and offshore blue water battling, evidenced by this healthy Sailfish release.


Great fish handling by Mate Elias to see this beauty released alive and well.
The legendary Dan Johnson rejoined the Wanderer for a billfish hunt on February 27, and along with his daughter Delaney Johnson scored a big Blue Marlin backed up by a nice Sailfish.






This monster weighs well over 300lbs. and is certainly a breathtaking achievement.


Delaney’s Sailfish was no slouch either, putting up a big fight on the way to a safe release.


Our new friend Chris Ravenscroft had a wildly productive half day with Captain William reporting bunches of badass Sailfish releases.




In the second hour of the trip they pulled of a Double Sailfish release.


The hardest fighting fish of the day was this late-morning monster:






FishingNosara Hall of Famer George Shipley was one of the Explorer‘s first clients, fishing on the super panga in February 2011 and posting the boat’s first ever Double Sailfish release.

He returned on the 25th and added another sweet Sailfish release to his ever-growing scorecard.

Joe Goins’ group nabbed a world-class Marlin with Captain William on February 24.




This monster put on an above-the-water acrobatic display as the mighty flagship fought her all the way to a safe release.



They also added a Sailfish to round out the scorecard:

Great way to finish the week for Team Goins!