Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Zachary Lewis joined the Wanderer on July 19 for a fun-filled fishing mission.
This big bad Black Marlin release put the flagship to the test, but Master Captain William and Mate Elias were up to the task. Later, they added nice Yellowfin Tuna catch.
Nigel Phillips’ group performed brilliantly on July 17.
Amazing Marlin releases topped the Wanderer‘s scorecard, which also featured nice Sailfish releases.
Our good friend Steve Dziadul brought a hard-fishing posse of Central Florida anglers for an all-out blue water campaign. On July 15th Captain William hooked them up to THREE Black Marlins.
The first two were released after the photos, and mean-old number three cut the line during one of these acrobatic leaps.
Preston Nazworth joined the Wanderer for an inshore attack, and their efforts yielded this nice Cubera Snapper release on July 13.
Master Captain William welcomed Texas angler Chase Karl to Nosara on July 12, and what better way to welcome new friends than with a TWO HUNDRED POUND Yellowfin Tuna?
That’s clearly the biggest Yellowfin Tuna of the season, and potentially the biggest in the 12 year history of FishingNosara.
Amazing work by the flagship Wanderer.
The Wanderer delivered the fish-of-a-lifetime for angler Preston Nazworth. Check out this beautiful Marlin release:
Yellowfin Tuna was on the menu on July 9, and Captain William was on the blue water filling the trunk with tasty filets.
Great work by anglers from Sean Millard’s group.
Jon Lenn joined the Wanderer for a morning five-hour trip, and despite the limited time Master Captain Willaim delivered this monster Dorado.
Great job by the might flagship Wanderer.
The Wanderer and angler Michael McArdle had a nice 5 hour trip on July 7. They nagged a nice Sailfish release during he half day trip.
Jay Stewart’s family had a banner day with Captain William on July 3. The highlight was a swath of Sailfish releases.
The whole family got into the act with a triple hook-up (above) and a bunch of Yellowfin Tunas and Dorados on ice.
