Costa Rica Fishing Report from FishingNosara
Costa Rica Fishing Report Archive | FishingNosara
On November 27, the Discoverer welcomed our old friends Ed Benus and Dan Rosensteel for a fun day of fishing. These Tampa-area anglers performed brilliantly with a nice Sailfish release topping the scorecard.
They also loaded up on Dorados for the diner table.
A couple small Yellowfin Tunas provided for a great sushi party.
Captain Carlos welcomed the Sheltra group on November 25.
Super Sailfish releases were backed-up by a brace of Yellowfin Tunas.
Our good friend Ronnie Green is back in Nosara, and on November 21st he joined the Harvester for great blue water action.
This Yellowfin Tuna is the biggest of the young season so far, and was backed-up with a nice Dorado.
Great work by Captain Wilson!
The Discoverer welcomed Charles and Stephanie O’Neal on November 14 and the big battleship snagged Dorados and Yellowfin Tunas.
Longtime FishingNosara anglers Rickie and Bonnie Crews are back, and they got down to business on November 13 with the Harvester reporting.
Several sweet Dorados were backed up with an excellent pile of Yellowfin Tunas.
Captain Antonio continued to score in mid-November, delivering great filets and tasty sushi:
The Discoverer welcomed angler Wade Berry on November 13 for another blue water battle. This time Captain Carlos reports several nice Yellowfin Tunas backed-up by a tasty Dorado.
On November 12th the Wanderer welcomed Wade Berry for a great day of Yellowfin Tuna action.
Sushi on board is always a treat!
Sharon Caslow’s group joined the mighty flagship Wanderer on November 10. A pair of big Dorados were the highlight of the trip that also included nice Yellowfin Tunas.
Captain Wilson and the Harvester welcomed Andrew Snowdon on November 10 and found that the fish were quite cooperative. Yellowfin Tunas and Dorados filled the fishbox:
Later in the trip they moved inshore and scored this MONSTER Cubera Snapper:
After the photo this monster was safely released. What a fish!
