Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Wes Tower and his boys had a fanatic trip with Captain William on April 21.
“My two Sons and I each caught our first Sailfish!” wrote Wes after the trip.
“I fish with charters a lot and these guys are pros! They are super polite and run a tight-ship! Delicious lunch provided. Great day and memory to last forever. Thank you! Pura Vida!!”
Kristen Christensen and her family were seeing double on April 21…Double Sailfish release, that is!
They also scored a solo Sailfish release and a tasty Dorado on this short five-hour trip.
The Harvester nagged the fish of a lifetime on April 20…this monster Blue Marlin releases is a real feather in the cap.
They also released a nice Sailfish release, backed-up with an excellent Yellowfin Tuna for the dinner table.
Captain Antonio performed brilliantly on April late April with multiple Sailfish releases topping the scorecard.
The barroom brawler Explorer also loaded up with big Dorados and big Yellowfin Tunas.
The Harvester pulled double duty on April 19. During the morning session, Henry Frazer’s group released a nice Sailfish
Then in the afternoon, Tracy Clutts’ family ramped up the action with three more Sailfish releases.
The Discoverer group scored a nice rack of Sailfish releases on April 19.
Katie Howard’s family loaded up on the Harvester for an excellent trip on April 17. The highlight was this super Blue Marlin release:
They also scored an excellent Sailfish release:
For the dinner table, this hard-fishing family scored a wonderful Yellowfin Tuna. Great work by Captain Wilson and the mega panga Harvester.
Kristen Christensen’s family knocked it out of the park on April 17 with the Wanderer.
This super Marlin release is a true fishing accomplishment of a lifetime. They also battled a pair of excellent Sailfish releases.
The Explorer welcomed Amanda Beare’s group for a 5 hour trip on April 17. They scored this nice Sailfish release:
Tony and Robin Williams’ group took to the Wanderer on April 16.
Master Captain William tracked a school of porpoises offshore and these high-flyers pointed the way to a swarm of Sailfish.
These billfish were fired-up, but the mighty flagship safely released them all as usual.
