Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Captain Sergio’s group had quite the send-off on their June 26th trip on the mighty flagship Wanderer.
The Sailfish action stayed hot with multiple releases, including a very challenging Double Sailfish release.
They scored a final Yellowfin Tuna for the filet bag. Excellent job by these Tampa-based anglers.
The Harvester finished up the week with Captain Sergio’s group and a great pair of Sailfish releases.
Great work by anglers Jon Pollard, Jon Edwards, and John Krokenberger.
Tom Rains group scored a pair of wonderful Sailfish releases on June 25 (including a first for Danielle Rains Williams) with the Harvester. Great work!
Captain Sergio’s group turned up the heat on the 24th, as the Discoverer reports a MONSTER Marlin release for these Tampa-based anglers.
They added a beautiful Sailfish release:
They will keep their appetites at bay with this nice stack of Yellowfin Tunas.
On June 22, Captain Sergio’s group scored an excellent Sailfish release with the Harvester.
For the dinner table they scored a nice Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna combo.
On June 21, the Adventurer welcomed Tuomas Kettunen and his friend Lassi, who was celebrating his 50th birthday. Captain Fito and the boys scored a great blue water memory with this super Sailfish release.
Excellent fish-handling led to the safe live release after the photos. Great work by these Finland-based anglers!
The Harvester welcomed angler Jay Stewart’s family for a great day of action. This super Sailfish release is a great fishing memory:
For the dinner table they scored a pair of tasty Yellowfin Tunas.
On June 9 the Explorer and angler Brian Hartnack had a big day on the blue water. This Sailfish release was the highlight:
For the filet bag they nabbed several football-sized Yellowfin Tunas and a BIG Dorado.
The Discoverer on stayed hot the first week of June. The highlight was this Sailfish release:
The big battleship also scored Yellowfin Tunas and Dorados for the dinner table.
On June 5, the Explorer and angler Jay Mays released this excellent Blue Marlin on June 6 with the 27-foot Explorer.
This monster broke the hook after the leader was touched, and in the afternoon a Sailfish was traditionally released.
