Mark Andrews finished off his week with another great day of Yellowfin Tuna catches on July 6.








They added to the filet haul with this monster Dorado.


As a final send off they nabbed these super Sailfish releases.









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Mark Andrews finished off his week with another great day of Yellowfin Tuna catches on July 6.








They added to the filet haul with this monster Dorado.


As a final send off they nabbed these super Sailfish releases.









Mark Andrews’ group was back on July 4 and as part of their Independence Day celebration they liberated this massive 42lbs. Dorado from the sea.




This floor sweeper was backed up with another monster Mahi Mahi





Several big Yellowfin Tunas were also added to this mix; a great follow up to their Ahi haul from earlier in the week.


Finally, Mark got hooked into a BIIIIGGG Black Marlin with a spinning reel.

Wait a minute…how is he trying to fight a Marlin with a spinning reel? What could possibly lead someone into bringing a knife to a bazooka fight?
Oh, well that explains it. Anyhow the Black Marlin only fought for a few moments before it spit the hook.



Still, a great day from the Harvester!
Here’s the message Mark sent us: “Just wanted to thank everyone involved for such a great vacation. Great place to visit, great fishing, and wonderful people in Costa. Debra and myself had a great time. Thanks so much.”
Mark Andrews
Jacksonville, FL
July 15, 2018
Andrea Fornemark and the Wanderer grabbed a wonderful pile of big Yellowfin Tunas .






We’ve been catching lots of Yellowfin Tunas this summer, but the size of these Yella Fellas are starting to get bigger and bigger.



Great work by Captain William and the mighty Wanderer!
Robbie Parks, Matt Parks, and Chris Shakib had a nice trip on the Harvester with a boatload of Yellowfin Tunas on ice.









Great work by Captain Alex on the mega panga Harvester!
Dan Yoo and Alonso Miller joined Captain Fico on the Explorer for a sweet day of filet gathering on July 1.




These football-sized Yellowfin Tunas are excellent table fare, but don’t sleep on the tasty ceviche that can be achieved from this big Jack Crevalle.

Awesome job by the super panga!
Walt Bailey and his son scored a nice pile of filets on June 28. Check out these sweet Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna scores.




It’s always great to see young anglers get a taste of great blue water action.





Captain William closed out the month of June with a great run of catches and lots of big smiles for his clients.


This nice Yellowfin Tuna had good size to it and tastes great, while this Dorado…well, it still tastes great.


Sailfish were also on the prowl and with Captain David (of the Adventurer) filling in at the mate position, this big billfish was no match for the mighty flagship.



More great big Yellowfin Tuna catches rounded out the haul as the Wanderer finished off the month with more full fishboxes.





The Harvester bested a massive Yellowfin Tunas on June 27 with angler Tyler Acevedo.



Better still, this monster was caught on just a 5 hour trip.


Great job by Captain Alex!
The Explorer welcomed Jacksonville’s Nathan Stuart for a great day of action on June 27.






Nathan is truly serious about fish. He is the proprietor of the restaurant Seafood Kitchen in Jacksonville Beach, and he won a prize that we offered at the Kingbuster fishing tournament on June 24. Within hours he had booked his trip and was in Nosara ready to catch ’em up.







After several great Sailfish releases, Captain Fico lead this group to a nice bite of Yellowfin Tunas.





Now anyone who knows about the Seafood Kitchen knows that it is a true legend of Jacksonville Beach’s eateries, however we have a legend of our own in Nosara…Chef Maria of Nosara Paradise Rentals visited Nathan’s house to share her Yellowfin Tuna receipes, and these photos look good enough to eat:




Empty plates and empty dished means big smiles all around!
Patrick Anders, Crystal Hearn, John Hearn, and the Keyes Family checked in for the first of several good days of fishing on June 23.










Mate Johnny could barely keep up with the fileting…as soon as he was done with the knife, another nice Yella was on the line.



Captain William reported lots of nice Yellowfin Tuna, most of them caught on ultralight tackle that these Texas anglers brought from home.



Sometimes the fish overcame these feather-weight Trout rods:




But overall these tough-as-nail Texas anglers were up to the task.







