Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
A quartet of anglers led by Bill Hogan got a little bit of everything with the Wanderer on June 8.
They started out with a gaggle of nice Yellowfin Tunas on ice.
They also added a tasty Dorado for good measure.
Team Hogan closed out the day with a pair of Sailfish releases…that’s a full day of fishing action!
Tom Franklin nabbed this bucket-list quality Sailfish:
Captain William got on a roll with consistent Yellowfin Tuna scores, and on June 7 nabbed an array of large Yella Fellas.
These anglers led by Christopher McGowen were the beneficiary of this Yellowfin Tuna bounty.
The porpoise pods have led to way to the Yellowfin Tuna schools and Captain William has mastered the art of outpacing the predators to snag the Tuna from right under their snouts.
Craig Moss and his wife were all over the multiple strikes of tasty Yella Fellas
Craig Moss’ group joined Captain William for a wonderful day of action on June 6, highlighted by this Black Marlin release:
They spent the rest of the trip relentlessly pounding a school of Yellowfin Tuna. Looks like dinner is served!
Texas angler Kevin Reed brought a big posse of fun-loving anglers for a week-long fishing battle, and they got their campaign off to a great start.
The day was bracketed with big Marlin releases; this big Blue Marlin (above) was first, followed up later in the day was a fierce Black Marlin.
The Wanderer and Kevin Reed’s group met the rains head-on for a battle with a big Black Marlin on June 5.
This fearless angling effort paid dividends as Mate Johnson performed a picture-perfect release.
Christopher McGowen’s family scored a wonderful Sailfish on the Wanderer on a morning half day trip.
This high-flyer was no match for the mighty flagship.
A safe release by Mate Johnson rounded out this great experience.
Captain William welcomed Craig Moss on June 3 and he got his week of fishing off to a strong start.
This Sailfish is a good sign of things to come for Mr. Moss.
Roger Chambers was back for more on May 30 and they finished out their week in Nosara with a wonderful four-species day.
After this early day Rooster Fish release, Captain William got a call on the radio from Captain Carlos the the Discoverer was on a kettle of Yellowfin Tunas offshore.
The mid-afternoon lead to several Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas on ice for Team Chambers. The final score of the day with this strong Sailfish release:
A flight of Marlin Birds lead the way home for the mighty flagship.
Northeast angler Robert Volpetti came to Nosara hoping to score Tunas without the overnight boat ride, and these fellas showed up ready for action.
Nice work by Captain William on the flagship to continue delivering consistent results.