Captain David is a master of the inshore spots near Garza Bay, and on the 31st his clients scored a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas.

Great work by the inshore assasin Adventurer.
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Captain David is a master of the inshore spots near Garza Bay, and on the 31st his clients scored a nice pile of Yellowfin Tunas.

Great work by the inshore assasin Adventurer.
Lauren Frederick’s group finished out their 3-day fishing campaign with another fun day of offshore action.












They nagged several Sailfish releases, then added a nice Yellowfin Tuns for their end-of-trip dinner. Most importanly, they have a bunch of great fishing memories to last a lifetime.








Ted Markow’s family returned on the 30th for a fantastic day of offshore fishing on the Discoverer.


They pulled off this super-challenging Double Sailfish relese, then added a solo Sailfish release later in the trip.

A tasty Yellowfin Tuna rounded out the haul for Team Markow.


Multiple time FishingNosara Hall of Famer Morgan Trible has returned, and this time his buddy Charley Smith is stoked to be along for the adventure.








This monster Striped Marlin release was the highlight of the trip.






They also added some sweet Sailfish releases.








For the dinner table, these Virginia-based anglers brought home the bacon. By bacon, I mean excellent Yellowfin Tuna filets.





The Hernandez Family Vacation took to the Discoverer on the 23rd, as three generations of the family all caught fish.







Sra. Jesus is well-known to our guests who have visited her house on the Horseback Mountain tour, and now it appears that Yellowfun Tuna is on the menu.


Young Dario finished off the evening with another nice Yellowfun Tuna.

Captain Fico delivered the goods for anglers Wendy Oberg and Richard Wenk on the 22nd. They started out with an inauspicious first catch as this bird stole a bait from behind the boat.

After the bird was sefely released, these anglers scored a tasty Yellowfin Tuna for the dinner table.




Then the Explorer moved inshore and captured this lovely Rooster Fish.










Safe released as always. Great work by these Wisconsin-based anglers on a short 5hr. trip.
Everyone know the the Hernández family is synonomous with FishingNosara. That’s why is was a great honor to welcome Maria Montiel Hernández for a fun fishing vactaion in late January.


Over on the Explorer, Maria nabbed a nice Yellowfin Tuna.

She also had fun at the River Mouth as Javier aka Maria’s cousin aka Rey Robalo brought two more Snooks under his domain.





Looking good!
The bulk of the fleet stayed inshore on Janaury 16, but the Wanderer lived up to her handle as Captain William wanted to check the offshore conditions.


The fish were soft-biting, but the Master Captain managed to coax a few nice Yellowfin Tunas into the spread.


Great job by Captain William.
Dean Hayes’ group split up between the Discoverer and Wanderer on the 15th.



Over on the big battleship theiy scored nice Sailfish releases augmented by tasty Yellowfin Tunas.


Dean sent us this nice email after the trips: “We had great offshore trips. We boated 8 sails in the two days we went offshore! Your captains and mates were all very efficient and hospitable. Thanks for a great experience!!”
Captain Carlos ran a quick 2.5 hour sunset trip on the 14th, and in that short time nabbed a nice Yellowfin Tuna.
