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My first tuna fishin' trip
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Last september we went 44 miles off shore to catch tuna. I got 3 tuna that were pushin 40 lbs. You have to troll very fast for them but it was very fun. We also caught a bunch of squid they are hard to land when they squirt their ink. We had a great time and I cant wait till this summer to see if we get to go again.
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Awesome Pictures! looks tasty. Nothin better than fresh tuna. How do those squid taste?
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Re: My first tuna fishin' trip
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great pics but ya spelled it wrong, proper spelling is,
TUNA!
,can't wait come on July and warmer waters.
My nephew two summers back
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great pics
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Looks like you spelled tuna the same as he spelled tuna
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I think you have to yell it in bold to get it right.
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I'll let my 12 year old know he did it wrong
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Awesome, nice TUNA or tuna
I bet they taste the same either way you spell it
Man, those squid make the biggest fried Calamari in the world
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Hey it's ok,I was just joking around, but tuna comes out of a tin can, TUNA! on the other hand rips some drag. The long range fleet out of San Diego are hooking up now, they're on their way, another month or so it'll be TUNA! time
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WOW, that looks really cool. Let that young lad know that there is a diehard hunter and fisherman here that hasn't even hooked or landed either a Tuna or Squid.
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All I can think of is Sushi and Sashimi
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Nice fish
Tuna fight really hard don't they?
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gotta try it someday,and some sharks out there
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We get a few blue sharks out tuna fishin but, we actually go out and target sharks in july and august.
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buckhorn2 fishes the Tuna out there commercially,,I gotta see that water some day
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Them things hit like a truck- I can't wait to get back out after them. I did get out once for halibut this year and got one that was around 15 or 20 pounds. Kinda small but we only caught 3 that day out of 7 fishermen so I was happy.
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Nice bunch of fish. If any of you can swing a tuna trip, DO IT! They are, pound for pound, the fightingest fish I have ever caught. And they eat well too. Hooked one (yellowfin) about 200 pounds once with my spinning rod and 30 lb test, I am not sure it even knew I was there before I let it break off so it would not spool me. Luckily about 10 people saw it hit my jig so I had witnesses.
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Quote from: bowhunterforever on May 31, 2010, 08:16:22 PM
Nice fish
Tuna fight really hard don't they?
yes. They're very strong and fast but I had a lot of fun.
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Last year it was about the 10th of July when they showed off westport but usually around the 20th All you have to do Rasbo is hope on board we usually stay out about 4 days I can guarantee you all the shark you want to catch and big squid at night. We hook a piece of tuna on and tie a 5 cent ballon on about 6 feet above the hook and let it drift out to the edge of the lights.
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Very Cool!
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