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Our new friends boarded with the illusion of debuting in Costa Rican waters on their first day in the country, and luck did not take long to respond: just an hour and a half after having set sail and just pulled the lines, pum! The rod was bent with the first yellowfin tuna of the day. Unfortunately, the rough sea and aggressive waves began to do their thing. As we always recommend to our customers, going to the local pharmacy for preventive 'armament' for dizziness is key to enjoying the day 100%. We were forced to withdraw from the hot area for the comfort of the group just when a second tuna was released before we could secure the line. On the return we tried to look for revenge in other points, but after almost 5 hours of battle (out of the 8 scheduled), the group preferred to cut the start and return to dry land to rest. A day of learning, a good tuna in the cooler and intact respect for sea conditions. SUMMARY OF CAPTURES Species: Yellowfin Tuna (Atún Aleta Amarilla) Piques / Contacts: 2 Captures Achieved: 1 Yellowtin Tuna Losses: 1 specimen detached on the surface Effective Browsing Time:5 Hours (Cut at the customer's request for dizziness/water conditions) #Mathisfishinglegends #SportFishingCostaRica #YellowfinTuna #OffshoreFishing #CaptainReport #DailyLog

Curiously, the departures that begin with a slight delay usually end accompanied by that mystique that every fisherman recognizes: less desire and better vibes in the water. We had the pleasure of attending to a group of young Israelis in search of regular action. The sea responded strongly and demanded them to the maximum. The battle was hard: between fatigue and technical work in the exchange of reeds, we missed four yellowfin tuna. Even so, thanks to the persistence of the group and the support of our crew in the most critical moments of the fight, we managed to upload 4 beautiful specimens of excellent size. A day of great gratitude with the ocean, especially remembering how hard the fishing was the previous Saturday on the coast. The sea takes away, but also returns! CAPTURE & PERFORMANCE SUMMARY Target Species: Yellowfin Tuna / Pelagic Offshore Piques / Contacts: 8+ Interactions on the high seas Captures Achieved: 4 Large Yellow Fin Tunas ("Panzonas") Losses in Fight: 4 specimens (zapados in exchange of cane/exhaustion) Water Conditions: Open sea with good temperature and current structure #Mathisfishinglegends #CharterFishing #YellowfinTuna #OffshoreFishing #CaptainReport #DailyLog #PuraVida

2 Sailfish and Prime Snappers When a fellow boat captain and his wife stepped aboard the Mathis, their goal was clear: land a bucket-list billfish. In offshore fishing, plans often adapt to the conditions—and when you have an expert crew at the helm, those adjustments turn into pure success. Before mid-day on our 8-hour run, the ocean rewarded our precise positioning with two massive, gorgeous Sailfish successfully fought and safely released right by the gunwale, along with three prime Red Snappers to ensure an incredible dinner back on shore. However, true seamanship isn't just about catching fish; it’s about taking care of the people on board. When our assistant fell ill mid-day alongside a sudden rise in heavy winds, we didn't hesitate. We adjusted our schedule, prioritized health and comfort, and navigated back at a smooth, careful pace. We returned to port with full hieleras, a healthy crew, and the immense satisfaction of a mission accomplished. Daily Log: Service: Full-Day Offshore / Inshore Combo Charter (Adjusted Return) Target Guests: Returning Commercial/Charter Captain & Spouse Total Catch: 2 Sailfish (Safely released at the gunwale), 3 Red Snappers (Pargos Rojos). Key Highlight: Reaching target catch objectives before mid-day (2 Sailfish & 3 Red Snappers), followed by a cautious and safe navigation back to port to prioritize crew health amid sudden windy conditions. #Mathisfishinglegends #Sailfish #RedSnapper #CostaRicaFishing #HerraduraBeach #Seamanship #PuraVida