Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
The Wanderer welcomed Nick Palumbo and his family for a great day of hybrid inshore / offshore action on July 15.
This big Cubera Snapper was scored early in the trip near to shore.
In the afternoon Captain William headed out to Sailfish City and found a swarm of high-flying Sailfish.
Adrian Paredes and his group had a big day with Captain William reporting seven Sailfish release on their July 13 trip.
Nice work by Mate Johnson to keep these fights short and sweet leading to safe releases.
Check out this high-flyer:
Big fish above the water means big smiles on board!
Later on they moved inshore and nabbed two swole Cubera Snapper:
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“Great day on the water. Dreams came true on our trip to Nosara.” wrote Adrian in and email. ย “Thank you Captain William and mate Johnny for putting us on 7 beautiful sailfish and two tasty cubera snapper. I can’t wait to go back!”
Kurt Evans and his family had a great time on his July 12 trip with the flagship, as evidenced by these awesome catches:
Sailfish City was fired-up and put on a show for this fun family of anglers.
They even added a few Yellowfin Tunas for the dinner table…a perfect day!
The BIG Yellowfin Tuna have arrive and Master Captain William put a big one on the money with client Paul Worthington on July 3.
This respectable Yella was in fact the warm-up round.
With a little help from Mate Johnson, this behemoth was decked after a solid one hour fight.
Whoa!
Enough trying to hold it up…let’s get to cleaning and filet this monster for the dinner table!
The bite stayed hot in late June with this nice Sailfish release on the 22nd for client James Fleet.
Then two days later client Matt Reed also went on a Sailfish release run:
The mood turned to meat fish on the 26th as part of Norm Ashby’s group nabbed a group of football-sized Yellowfin Tuna:
Kim Gill’s group kept the heat up with an excellent second day of fishing on June 21. Big Rooster Fish releases were the first order of the day on this inshore morning.
After the quartet of trophy fish releases, they added to the icebox with a whopper Cubera Snapper
This second bigger fish lived up to it’s name with an attempted SNAP:
All is a day’s work by the Master Captain William!
Kim Gill and her group knocked out a memorable swarm of fish on June 19 with Captain William on the Wanderer.
The big flying Sailfish were soaring low on this day.
Nice work by Mate Johnson to keep these monsters on a short rope.
The flagship welcomed Harry Mueller for super-hot action on June 18.
The first of the day seven Sailfish release came in early, and Captain William kept the pedal to the metal all afternoon.
Harry Mueller’s posse kept up the strong fishing with a bevy of Sailfish releases in mid-June on the Wanderer.
They didn’t leave empty handed either, as Captain William led the Wanderer to a school of nice football-sized Yellowfin Tunas.
Dave Morby and his family dueled a paid of Sailfish on June 15, scoring two releases with the flagship Wanderer.
Good safe handling by Mate Johnson on both of these big beauties.
