Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Joe Dusek joined the Wanderer on July 28 and sent us this nice note:
“I think we raised one bill but it bit short. We could have caught all the yellowfin we wanted but 5 was more than enough. We will see what happens on Tuesday and Wednesday. My brother caught one Mahi.”
On July 26 the Wanderer welcomed Maddox Humphrey and Matt Belfort for a productive day of offshore action; check out these great Sailfish releases:
David Humphrey turned in a full scorecard on July 24 with the Wanderer. They released a pair of Sailfish.
A pile of Yellowfin Tunas kept this crew busy throughout the day.
They finished up the day inshore and caught a variety of critters including Needlefish, Cierro Mackeral, and Black Tuna.
On July 23, Ryan Garner and his family had a great day with Master Captain William on the Wanderer.
The monster Wahoo was the highlight, but the rods stayed bent all day with multiple other tasty scores.
They finished off the trip with a lovely Sailfish release.
The Wanderer and Jon Matula’s group had a huge day on July 21.
A very challenging Double Sailfish releases tops the scorecard; the day also featured multiple individual Sailfish releases.
They spent the remainder of the trip filling the icebox with Yellowfin Tuna and Wahoo filets
Nigel Phillips group scored big again on the 14th with a high-flying Blue Marlin release.
They also scored a stack of Sailfish releases throughout the trip.
They closed out the day inshore with a lovely Rooster Fish release.
Nigel Phillips’ group performed brilliantly on July 13 with Master Captain William reporting this excellent Blue Marlin release.
They spent the balance of the trip releasing Sailfish and scoring Yellowfin Tunas for the fishbox.
Our good friend Nigel Phillips has returned and as usual has enlisted a bunch of his fish-fighting friends for a great week of fishing.
They got started on July 12 with the Wanderer reporting an excellent Sailfish release and a tasty White Tuna.
The Wanderer score some nice bluewater catches on July 8. This sweet Sailfish topped the scorecard.
They spent the balance of the trip loading up on Yellowfin Tunas.
Shawn Nevins battled a bad Blue Marlin on July 5. Mate Elias had the leader several times (a legal release) before this monster spit the hook and escaped.
They also scored a traditional Sailfish release later in the trip.
