Our good friend Nigel Phillips has returned and as usual has enlisted a bunch of his fish-fighting friends for a great week of fishing.
They got started on July 12 with theย Wanderer reporting an excellent Sailfish release and a tasty White Tuna.
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Our good friend Nigel Phillips has returned and as usual has enlisted a bunch of his fish-fighting friends for a great week of fishing.
They got started on July 12 with theย Wanderer reporting an excellent Sailfish release and a tasty White Tuna.
Dave Freeman continued to score with Captain Fito on February 27; the scorecard featured inshore morsels of White Tuna and Jack Crevalle.
Captain Fito and theย Adventurer delivered the goods on February 20 for angler Mike Berube.
This excellent Sailfish release was backed-up with a nice Dorado and White Tuna on ice.
Captain Fito let the good times roll on November 14 with Johanna Kitson’s group.
They started with a White Tuna, then proceeded to stack up Dorado filets.
Captain Fito is alway up for battle, and on January 29 the switchblade pried up a tasty White Tuna and a mean Barracuda
A quick morning romp on theย Adventurer on January 25 yielded this nice White Tuna.
Brunch, anyone?
Captain Fito welcomed back longtime anglers Martin Levy and Nick Montilepre for a couple of days on the water. They started out with a nice White Tuna:
They are still fishing at press time, so keep an eye on Blog.FishingNosara.com for the daily catch reports.
On August 11, Stephan Badstieber and his posse finished up a great week of fishing with a quick trip on theย Adventurer.
They stayed near-shore and plumbed the bottoms for a small White Tuna and a nice Red Snapper.
Geoffrey McKnight’s family scoredย wide variety of inshore species on June 29.
A tasty Dorado was backed-up with Gilguerros and White Tuna. All excellent morsel for the dinner table. Great work by Captain David!
Theย Wanderer hosted a nice family day of fishing on March 15. They kept the rods bent with a lot of White Tunas and Bonitas snatched up near-shore.
With kids, sometimes is best to target easy-to-catch small fish than the big offshore monsters; it’s easier to teach the youngsters proper technique on more a more forgiving quarry.