Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Great morning action for the flagship Wanderer! Check out this Double Sailfish release pulled off by the mighty flagship.
The added a solo Sailfish release later in the morning.
That’s a heckuva performance on just a 5hr. trip, but these kind of results have become the norm for the fantastic crew of the Wanderer.
Drew Honeycutt and his group hail from the Tar Heel State and discovered Nosara via the North Carolina Coastal Conservation Association.
They KO’d some nice Sailfish yesterday on the Wanderer, but didn’t score any tasty eatin’ fish.
Problem solved! What a nice Dorado…an authentic deck-scraper!
With the filets on ice, the boys got back to scoring Sailfish with three excellent releases.
Great work by the mighty Wanderer and these fine Carolina anglers.
Charles Stephens and his buddy put a whipping on some nice Sailfish today on the Wanderer.
The billfish action has been off-the-charts this month and these fishing buddy reaped the rewards.
Excellent fish-finding by Captain William and clean safe fish handling by First Mate Alex.
Drew Honeycutt and his boys started their week of fishing with a bang on board the flagship Wanderer with everybody getting their hands on Pacific Sailfish.
The action was super-hot all day, but no amount of Sailfish can overwhelm the Master Captain William and the Super First Mate Alex.
Let’s hope this is a sign of good fishing to come this week for these guys!
March 5 was a double-trip day for Captain William and First Mate Alex, and they delivered the goods two times!
First up was Dave Tewel’s group from the hard-fishin’ state of Washington for a pair of Sailfish battles.
Captain William swung back to Garza to bid adios to Dave and hola to Johnny Staines and his friends.
They also gathered a pair of Sailfish including this nasty charger:
Wonderful work by the unstoppable flagship!
March 4 proved to be a fun afternoon with this excellent Dorado on ice.
Great to have a souvenir from a 2.5 hour trip, and these tasty Mahi filets are just perfect.
Mitch and Jami Price returned to the Wanderer and stepped their game up big time!
Four more Sailfish releases were added to the scorecard, including one high-flying monster for Jami.
They added some meat for the dinner table with this fine Dorado later in the trip.
Great work by these Florida anglers and of course by the crew of the mighty Wanderer.
Ross Jordan is a tough-as-nails fisherman from Kansas, and based on his performance this week you’d think that there were blue water breaks in the middle of sunflower fields back home.
They started the day off right with a pair of Sailfish releases, then set there sights on delicious dinnertime Dorados.
Great work by the crew of the mighty flagship and these fine anglers from the Jayhawk state.
Mitch and Jami Price are the latest in a long line of South Florida anglers to whip some fish butt on the Wanderer, and their 6.5 hour trip on the flagship yielded some awesome catches.
They nabbed a pair of Sailfish early, then Jami added this fat Dorado:
She kept the coals burning by adding another two Sailfish releases to round out the trip.
Captain William reports fantastic action for Annie Crowell and her group. The action started fast with a big Dorado on ice:
Then the Wanderer was attacked from all quarters by hungry Sailfish.
Great fish handling by First Mate Alex as always, but how about Captain William’s keen trigger finger on the camera…trust me it ain’t easy to capture a Sailfish in flight!
Anne scored the final Sailfish of the trip, then added another pair of Dorados to round out the day.
Picture perfect performance by the mighty Wanderer!