Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
Jacksonville, FL pilates master Neely Hufnagel joined Captain William on the Wanderer and put of a display of strength that was quite impressive:
After the fun and games the mighty flagship scored an awesome Sailfish release:
They rounded out the day with several Dorado scores, highlighted by this double hook-up.
Big smiles and big fish…all in a day’s work for the Wanderer!
Captain William welcomed Dan Johnson for blue water battles on December 16. The day started with a healthy Dorado leading to fresh sushi and cold beer for lunch.
Later in the day the flagship nabbed more Dorados backed up by a nice Rooster fish release.
Pete Andrews and Dexter Williamson enjoyed nice inshore action with Captain William on December 5. This big Dorado got the day off to a nice start:
The big fish of the day with this awesome Amberjack.
The team enjoyed awesome Dorado action through the whole month of November, but most have been in the 30lbs.-40lbs. range.
Not this one! Captain William found this floor-sweeping monster on November 30, clearly the biggest Mahi Mahi yet.
Captain William went for a quick sunset cruise with our buddy Freddie of Nosara Terratours and their friend Stephany Alvarez, and in no time at all they nabbed a nice 20lbs. Dorado for dinner.
The Wanderer welcomed back FishingNosara Hall of Famer Wayne Estes for a great day of fishing on November 25.
Wayne and Mauri Elledge started off with a double Dorado hookup and brought both monsters straight to the flagship.
More big Mahi Mahi kept the rods bend all day long.
As the sun went down a final pair of Dorados found the hooks and these Jacksonville angler brought them home.
John Egan and the boys were back in the mix on the 22nd, this time showing off their skills with several Sailfish releases.
Captain William kept them on the fish throughout the day, evidenced by this addition to the filet bag:
A really fun group of anglers came down from Texas for a week-long fishing campaign, and got things going right away with lots of nice Dorados on deck.
These meaty Mahi will keep the group fed, but the highlight of the trip was this monster Sailfish release late in the day.
The Wanderer half of John Egan’s group had a big time on the flagship with several big boys on ice by day’s end.
The Dorado action has been white-hot all month, leading to double hook-ups on several trips.
All three generations of the family got in on the action.
Great work by Captain William and the mighty Wanderer!
John Egan brought his boys along for an excellent day of fishing action with Captain William on the Wanderer.
Multiple hook-ups lead to multiple Dorados, also backed up with Yellowfin Tuna catches.
