Post by: Mark Youngblood on June 17, 2016, 08:58:20 PM
Thank you!
Mark
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Post by: Mark Youngblood on June 19, 2016, 11:00:02 AM
Average I would say is 6-8 fish per customer , fish vary in size and grow as the season gets longer, I would say they are probably a 14 lb average right now from the reports and pics. I would guess in a couple of weeks they will be around a 18lb average (obviously with fish ranging from 15-30 lbs in the mix)...my goal is to fill the boat on every trip which is approximately 800 lbs of fish and typically do but there are allot of variables as well.
I get my average weight based on last year I caught and sold commercially off my boat and had to weigh all the fish individually on each trip and record. Last year my first trip early season yielded 62 fish for a total of 915 lbs which is a average of 14.75 lbs. the very next trip I came home with 1,108 lbs and only 43 fish with an average of 25.76 lbs.
Obviously I had a much smaller crew and used a kill bag to hold some fish as well...I cannot load the boat this heavy with a full crew of anglers so that's why the fish total lbs are smaller. It would make the boat unsafe and I will not do that. There were typically on 4-5 of us on the boat... a charter trip is 5 anglers and 2 crew
Early season trips (like now when fish are smaller) the count is typically around 50 -55 fish.
Typically there will be 35-45 fish in the boxes.
If you are looking for a certain quantity of fish I always suggest just buying the fish from a fish seller that way you know for sure how much you are getting for your money but obviously its not as much fun!...but it is guaranteed amount of fish that way. I am not sure but I would say right now fish are going to be sold for around $2.50 per lb whole form most sellers but that is just my guess. This is definitely the best way to go if its really the fish you want more than the adventure.
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Post by: WSU on June 19, 2016, 02:10:16 PM
How many lbs of tuna does a person usually come home with?
It's a lot. Last time I had 6 fish it was enough to last me all year.
Post by: fishngamereaper on June 19, 2016, 03:02:15 PM
how far you running? and how big is your boat?
Check his website for his boat info...tuna are at 40 ish miles right now...
Post by: Mark Youngblood on June 19, 2016, 07:16:25 PM
I am only booking full boats for this special, single point of contact, single point of payment..this is the cheapest tuna seats you will find (I am a quality operation I assure you)
dates available right now are:
July 7,8,9,10, 14,15,16,17
this does not include tuna cleaning (none of my trips do) but I have a deal with a local place at the port, fast priority service, $6.50 per fish paid direct to them or you can take home whole fish.
please contact me at mark@markyoungbloodsportfishing.com
Post by: High Climber on June 19, 2016, 08:00:56 PM
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Post by: asmith on June 20, 2016, 05:43:08 AM
Either way, I am looking forward to my trip mid august with you.
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