Mike LaRocca and his friends tore the fish out of the water with the 23-foot pocket knife Adventurer.

Each of these three folks nabbed a Yellowfin Tuna, so there should be plenty of filets and sushi to go around.


Great work by the switchblade.
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Mike LaRocca and his friends tore the fish out of the water with the 23-foot pocket knife Adventurer.

Each of these three folks nabbed a Yellowfin Tuna, so there should be plenty of filets and sushi to go around.


Great work by the switchblade.
Boca Raton’s own Jim Baldwin signed up for 6.5 hours on the Adventurer and his investment of time was paid dividends of filets.

The hits came hard all day long, with the size of this Dorado and these Yellowfin rivaling the catches on the big boats.


We’ve said it a thousand times, but the big fish don’t care if you have a big boat…great work by the 23-foot switchblade.
Steve Mullen is a tough-as-nails angler from Atlantic Beach, FL and a lifelong friend of Craig, even once serving as First Mate on the legendary Fishtastic.

One year Craig and Steve fished 15 major tournaments, so it’s no surprise that Steve signed up for 5 straight days of fishing in Costa Rica.

At long last he and his family have made it down to Nosara and they blistered a wide variety of inshore species with Captain Carlos on the barroom brawlin’ Explorer.







Yellowfin Tunas were abundant as well as an array of Rock Snappers, but the highlight was this monster Rainbow Runner:

The IGFA World Record for this species is 37 lbs. 9 oz., caught back in 1991 by angler Tom Pfleger…all I can say is good for Tom that we don’t have and IGFA approved scale down here!
Captain Carlos also coaxed in the first Congrio of the season (left):

This oddball combination of eel and fish yields a Lobster-like filet that is arguably the best tasting thing to come out of the ocean.
This crew had a blast and we can’t wait to see them again!

Katrisha Seata blew into town for one night, stayed at Nosara Paradise Rentals and went straight to Garza for a full day of fishing on the battleship Discoverer.
The elected to stay near shore and check the bottom for reef-dwellers, and were rewarded with this mammoth Rainbow Snapper:

They also scored on Yellowfin Tuna and small Dorados.


Nice haul from the fish market by Captain David and the Discoverer.

While Chuck and Rick were battling two Marlins over on the Wanderer, the rest of the Good Doctors put in big work on the battleship Discoverer. The highlight was this MASSIVE Black Marlin which took both Mate Keven and Mate Fico to subdue.



The followed-up with a nice Sailfish release and a couple of tasty Yellowfin Tunas.


Great work by Captain David on another legend-building performance.




Sue Garcia and Beverly Lanier each scored nice Yellowfin Tuna on the Explorer. Both these fish should yield some excellent filets!

The Wanderer welcomed Jack Walker, Sue Garcia, Beverly Lanier, Alice Trautman, plus Ray and Terrie Overholser for a great trip to the blue water.

Captain William stalked a school of feeding Dolphins out to the feeding grounds, and the blue beauty set up shop on top of a feeding frenzy.


This Sailfish release broke the ice and was a great sign of things to come. The crew nabbed this beefy 40+lbs. Yellowfin tuna fresh after the billfish release.


The real highlight was this 60+lbs. Dorado. Everyone wanted a picture with this monster which took several hands for the lift.






Great work by this posse of Captain Sergio’s Costa Rica Adventurers!
David Cooper’s brief trip on June 5 yielded a few medium-sized tunas:

Better than a jab in the eye, and the big smile shows that Mr. Cooper understands the game of blue water fishing.
Our new pal Tracy Anderson just finished up three back-to-back days of inshore action with a wide variety of tasty filets on ice.
The Adventurer hasn’t skipped a beat with Captain Fico at the helm, as proved by this nice Cubera Snapper.

Tracy followed up with a few smaller Snappers:

Plus a Yellowfin Tuna and a Yellowtail Snapper…that’s a grand a haul!


The Komis Psaros group signed up the flagship for three days this month, and on their first day out they scored several nice Yellowfin Tuna to fill the refrigerator.



Top water plugs and spinning rods were the weapons of choice as these fellas put four big Yellas on ice.


Nice work by Captain William and First Mate Alex to bring home the bacon for these great clients.