Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
The Wanderer welcomed Nick Palumbo and his family for a great day of hybrid inshore / offshore action on July 15.
This big Cubera Snapper was scored early in the trip near to shore.
In the afternoon Captain William headed out to Sailfish City and found a swarm of high-flying Sailfish.
The Harvester delivered big Sailfish action on June 18 on a full day offshore adventure.
Mate Kevin performed brilliantly to safely bill and release these monsters unharmed.
Right at the end of the day, they wetted a line inshore an snagged this tasty Queen Snapper for the dinner table…nice way to end the day!
Art and Christine Jones knocked it out of the park on the 25th with a wide array of fish marking up the scorecard.
After nabbing this tasty Queen Snapper, the Wanderer headed offshore to hunt Sailfish.
They stayed cool with these new FishingNosara self-cooling hats, and that spelled trouble for these high-flying Sailfish.
The height of the day’s action was this triple hook-up, with all three Sailfish safely released:
Even with this full scorecard, the never-quit Captain William put the lines out one more time and nabbed another pair of Sailfish.
The Harvester is dialed-in and Captain Alex’ clients are reaping the rewards on the mega panga.
Craig Sutton joined the crew for an afternoon offshore and released a bunch of nice Sailfish.
They also nabbed this sweet Cubera Snapper late in the day. Captain Alex has been experimenting with shorter hooks to help land these monsters, and it looks to be paying off.
Adam Noviskie and his group did great work inshore and offshore with the battleship Discoverer on April 26.
They released a pair of Rooster Fish and iced a nice Snapper before heading offshore to tackle the big boys.
This Double release was the highlight of a day that featured eight total Sailfish releases.
All smiles on the Discoverer!
Paul Ewald and his son Jackson had a wonderful run of catches on the Adventurer in early May, highlighted by several sweet Sailfish releases.
This is an amazing angling accomplishment, catching big Sails this close to shore in a small boat.
These South Florida fishermen also loaded the fishbox with multiple big Snappers.
The sun rose on another great month of inshore action on the Adventurer.
She scored the usual allotment of Cubera Snappers and Rock Snappers.
Then they added this tasty delicacy: the elusive Congrio:
The highlight of the month was this nice Sailfish caught just five miles from shore.
When the big fish wander too close the shore, the Adventurer will be waiting for them.
Great work on the catch and the safe release from the 23-foot pocket knife Adventurer.
The Adventurer pulled off an incredible day inshore on March 27. This monster Jack Crevelle topped the scorecard:
Later in the trip they also nabbed two big Snappers.
Javier and Marino took a little time off from running Nosara Paradise Rentals to ply the reefs off Garza with the Explorer.
After this early Rooster fish release, they loaded the fishbox with four tasty Snappers:
Great end to another great day in paradise!
Captain William stayed inshore on the 19th and boated a wide array of shallow-water species. This Jack Crevelle got things started:
Then some tasty Rock Snappers met their match against the big blue beauty.
Big smiles and big filets…all in a day’s work for the Wanderer.