Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Master Captain William put on a show during his November 16th trip on the Wanderer with Josh Berman, Robin Berman, Amy Callihan, and Tedd Callihan.
An early Sailfish release was augmented with a nice Yellowfin Tuna on ice.
Unexpected Wahoo action was a welcome surprise. Great fighting fish that yields awesome white meat!
Josh and Robin Berman got acclimated to the blue water fishery on November 15, scoring eight BIG Dorados. They were joined by Tedd and Amy Callihan on this fishing mission.
These Tavernier, FL-based anglers put on a fantastic fishing clinic on these catches.
They also caught and released this little shark, but don’t worry…we’re NOT going to need a bigger boat!
The Wanderer and Martin Glauser pulled out a big Dorado on the 13th.
The team’s catches continued to improve in early November, and on the 11th Master Captain William set a new high mark with this BIG Dorado:
They also added a nice Sailfish release to round out the trip. Great work by Sara Bohack’s group.
The Wanderer nagged a couple of awesome Yellowfin Tunas for the dinner table on November 9.
The flagship stayed on the fish during her November 8th trip, releasing a nice Sailfish and adding a variety of small Tunas plus a Dorado to the fishbox.
The Wanderer is back and ready for battle! During the first week of November the flagship scored this nice Sailfish release:
Then Master Captain William snagged dinner in the form of these big Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas.
On November 6, multi-time FishingNosara Hall of Famer Dan Johnson kicked off the new season with Master Captain William on the Wanderer.
Joined by Antonio Carrillo and friends, they nagged Dorados and Congrios.
The Wanderer nabbed another nice Sailfish release on August 19.
All eyes (and lenses) were on Mate Elias for this textbook Sailfish release.
The Wanderer delivered the fish of a lifetime to Heidi O’Calligan on the 18th. Check out this amazing Marlin release:
Jim O’Calligan added a near-floor sweeper Dorado for the dinner table.
The group also bested this high-flying Sailfish. Another great release.
“I was most pleased to take the traditional celebratory dunk in celebration of my FIRST BLUE MARLIN!!!” Heidi wrote on Facebook. “Captain Rick Ryals did the honors! AND I caught and released ANOTHER BIG SAILFISH today too, #6!!! Needless to say I am sore from head to toe and I’m sporting some pretty impressive fisherman’s bruises. I’ll take them any day!!”
