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Much love brotha, it’s was super fun and Lithuania is an all around amazing place to be. Thanks for watching 🤘🏾💯🙏🏽🎣🤩🔥❤️

Cants wait for round 2!!! 🎣

@@LuisLopezMX08 hey thanks man! The rod is a Phenix Abyss psx807. It’s a lighter set up and has worked well on small to medium yellows ( 10 - 20 lbs) I haven’t put it on anything in the 30lb + range yet and not sure if I’d love to haha. They also make heavier rated models in case you wanted to have more backbone for bigger fish. Also it’s a 8 footer which helps get your bait a little further out when fly lining.

What’s up Calvin! Yeah I’m pretty sure I grew up with you all way back in the day haha. Great to hear from you and had no clue you were into fishing. I got in the game late. I’ll try to post some more videos as soon as I find some down time! 🤘🏾💯🔥🙏🏽

lol just a little 😅

Yeah I had always heard about star drags getting bumped and it can either go bad …or really bad lol. Love and learn, fish made it home and we love to fish another day. After all… It’s about learning and having fun doing it. Appreciate the support! 🙏🏽🤘🏾💯🔥🎣

Yeah I am learning more and more the tactics and how the methods play into the probability of landing fish. This guy def turned away and took off on us hahah!

lol honestly yeah I need to say it with my chest too so they hear me 😂😂😂

I did say it funny huh hahaha. Peeedroooo!!!! Much love to the area and the cool peepz! 🤘🏾🙏🏽💯🔥

lol, hey we all have our days I guess! Luckily it was a smaller grade and it was landed. I ended up with 4 this trip, too bad my go pro was dying haha. Live and learn! 🤘🏾🙏🏽🎣💯

Right on! New to this so appreciate the encouragement 🙏🏽🔥🤘🏾💯🎣

@@gabrielmenchaca487 I’m all ears! Only ever done mainly big party boats so I’m sure it’s a change of pace🤘🏾🔥💯🎣

Those are great points, definitely want to make sure we get them back safely if they’re too short. Thankfully this one was a keeper. This was my first ever halibut, and I don’t yet have the eye to tell if it’s short or not but as I develop I’ll make sure to bounce when appropriate. A sustainable approach is absolutes needed man. We have to do our best to be responsible fishermen across the board! Appreciate you sharing your thoughts brotha! 💯🙏🏽🤘🏾🔥🎣

Oh for sure, those guys were on it! It’s nice being on boats that are there to help guide you and teach you how to be better. Huge thanks to all the Pursuit crew. And yes, food was 🔥🔥🔥

For sure am hahah, I have no ego about it. I’m always able to learn something new when I get out on the water. Thanks for dropping a comment and appreciate the support! 🤘🏾💯🔥🙏🏽

Hahah, don’t let it scare you, this sort of experience teaches you how to fish smart and avoid mistakes in the future. I’ve done the majority of my learning on party boats and I still pick up a lot of lessons each time I go. Staying in front of your line at all times goes a long way on these sort of trips and helps avoid tangles + land more fish. Best of luck!

The boat was definitely jam packed, makes me appreciate the lighter load trips for sure haha. Yellowtail are so fun to fight, but I think my drag was bumped down in the midst of the tangled rods and I was having to find my setting as I was fighting it. Always a tricky thing to do because you want to avoid over doing it and popping off. Man yeah honestly it took me some practice (at the park) to get comfortable casting… it’s paid off on full load trips like this. I feel comfortable and that extra 10-20 foot cast makes a world of difference doesn’t it! Thanks for dropping some love and for watching the video Eric. Very much appreciated!!🤘🏾🙏🏽🎣🔥😎

When you go out on a party boat you just have to expect a lot of inexperienced fishermen. That’s the name of the game my brother… and no one should get mad. It’s basically the training grounds for all new fishermen. When you get better, you’re going to probably progress into charter and then limited charter boats. I’ve been fishing on boats since the 1960’s, so that’ll tell you how long I’ve been around, lol! P.S. When I was a kid, we used to fish on the barges in Long Beach Harbor! Look that up!!!

@@danielsuzuki2678 yeah that’s my approach to fishing, roll with the punches and learn from the experiences. Ultimately I feel like I’m reaching a point where I’m comfortable and find a “pocket” on the boat and am able to cast and hook up. I need to work on the end game and how to capitalize, control the fish better. I never knock these trips, they’re absolutely the training grounds haha. I love being out there with experienced and beginner fishermen. I still have a long ways from being e pert so I just take it a trip at a time. I’ll have to check out the spot and I appreciate you leaving your thoughts and tips brotha! Tight lines! 🤘🏾💯🎣🔥

Yeah you couldn’t pay me to fish that boat

Great pointers brotha! And yeah I’m slowly piecing together all of the knowledge. Setting the drag is always one of those mysterious things lol. In this case though, I think it was bumped in the process of the handing rods off and untwisting tangles. Lesson learned. Hand off the spool when hooked up is a habit I need to break for sure! Appreciate the advice! Tight lines sir! 🎣

@@FishingwithNesto hopefully mystery solved now. Get yourself a spring drag scale for what you need. Don’t get one too large, or maxed out but one in between the range. Also I marked my drag and handle with a Sharpie, I know where it’s at.

By no means, this is a perfect example of what NOT to do haha. I’m on the beginner side of fishing and always bring a learning attitude, despite any failures. I hope others can learn from my mistakes rather than their own. An unfortunate lesson but a lesson indeed! Thanks for tuning in! 🙏🏽💯🎣

It was a super informative seminar, and I feel that each person on the panel is a true expert in their “craft”. I try to acknowledge that this was a west coast / east coast split panel, and each side brings its unique perspective based on its respective fishery. They both presented some great insights and ultimately it’s up to us to try them and see which works best for us. Thanks for tuning in and watching!!!!! 🙏🏽🤘🏾💯🎣

Might as well have right, especially given how things were going I guess nothing else could have really hurt hahah. You always hold some hope though and it’s scary in the moment to decide on make or break decisions. Maybe next time I’ll apply what I learned here! Thanks Mark!

I did notice that actually, thumbing the reel to slow it down would most likely cause a connection to pop, but also burn the hell out of your thumb hahah. They were trying to put us on fish and I am grateful for that. Thanks for taking the time to comment Shane!

Seriously though!!! I mean im honestly grateful for the experience. I don’t believe that I SHOULD catch every single time I go… it’s awesome when I do lol… but you can also learn from mistakes and failures like this. Respect the Tuna!!! 🐟

Nothing you could have done with that mean fish. The clowns saying put the reel in sunset at the beginning of the fight are clueless. Fish would have popped instantly.

@@mzoerb12 it’s all positive vibes on my side, I’m learning and love being on the water. Yeah it was a tricky scenario and either way I think I may have been toast hahah. Appreciate ya dropping love on the video! 🙏🏽

Oh yeah, I mean this let’s be honest, this was simply a fish that overpowered my skill and the gear that it was hooked on. Only another reason to study the game and respect the fish. Glad you gained lone in yours and have a memory of a lifetime!!! 🙏🏽🤘🏾💯🎣

I got wuuuurrrrkd lol!!!

There were a few 40-60lb fish that we saw eating top water. I think the crew was trying to set us up for a bite and success. Unfortunately the fish outgunned the gear

Yeah there was only a point at the beginning of the fight where he blitz the boat and I aimed a bit of line. After that any effort was futile. Hopefully next time I have better luck. There were a few smaller grade in the mix that were feeding top water, and I think they were hoping to hook into a smaller one. Didn’t work out for us this trip, but that’s fishing haha. Thanks for commenting sir!

True that haha. They did manage to get the line back so that was a plus. Fish popped off at the leader connection most likely.

As far as the reel, yeah it was a Talica 12 and can’t recall what the rod was or the line rating. The tuna was already hooked by a deckhand and the crew let me fight the fish. You may be correct though.

@@FishingwithNesto so you don't even know? grab a 16 if you can't afford a 20.

@@anthonypeak2125no sir this was not my gear so I am not familiar with what exact line was on it. It was a fish that was hooked by a deckhand and the rod was as handed off to me. I had an opportunity and am grateful for it regardless, learned a lesson and looking forward to never repeating it hahah!

Hey what’s up brotha! It was awesome fishing with you as well. I’m still learning a ton so this was one of those learning trips no doubt. I may have some more clips that I’ll try to upload. I may have some of that giant you caught lol!! Nice work out there and thanks for the comment 🙏🏽🎣💪💯

What's up, you two!! I was on that same trip!! Congrats SDKook on your PB!! Please load your other clips, I'd love to watch them.

@@hautsan right on, yes this one was a roll of the dice type trip. It was a fun learning experience no doubt!

Great insight and yeah I agree. You walk a fine line between fishing too light and getting bit, or bumping up and having to work for a daytime bite! Maybe next time I’ll be luckier! Thanks for the comment!!!

Yeah I wish we could have had more drag to tighten. The deck hand did button it down but it was still not enough. Could have been the initial drag setting that caused us to max out!

😂😂😂 sort of felt that way but I was grateful to have had the opportunity and managed to learn a thing or two from the experience 💯🙏🏽🤘🏾I am piecing together the pieces to this puzzle 🎣

Yessir, it was goosed out on the fly line and clearly on a lighter set up. The rod and reel were the boats and it was handed off to me. I was lucky to have had the opportunity, but it was a tough situation! Fly lining with heavier set ups is a tricky technique indeed, but effective if you can manage to get bit!

For sure! The gear was not meant for that size fish! Love and learn

Yeah at the very beginning the fish felt as if it was swimming towards the boat, and that’s about the only time I gained on it. Once it decided to turn and swim away there was no stopping it hahaha! Bigger gear and better drag setting would have helped!

Yes I agree, although it didn’t feel so much like the rod struggled as much as the reel did. My theory is that the reel could have handled the fish better but maybe it was set too light before the deckhand hooked the fish. Learning lesson in many ways! Thank you for commenting and sharing knowledge with me! 🙏🏽

Yes I agree, although it didn’t feel so much like the rod struggled as much as the reel did. My theory is that the reel could have handled the fish better but maybe it was set too light before the deckhand hooked the fish. Learning lesson in many ways! Thank you for commenting and sharing knowledge with me! 🙏🏽

Yes I agree, although it didn’t feel so much like the rod struggled as much as the reel did. My theory is that the reel could have handled the fish better but maybe it was set too light before the deckhand hooked the fish. Learning lesson in many ways! Thank you for commenting and sharing knowledge with me! 🙏🏽

@@FishingwithNesto You'll get the big one next time!!! I fish often out of 22nd street when I'm not in SD for the tuna. Hopefully I'll see you on the water. A sturdy rod helps alot in the fight to get that leverage on your side.

@@justinB89I’m always in it for the fun and the learning man. I’m blessed to be out there and know that these losses will make me better. Yeah I’ve been out of 22nd street as well. Maybe one day we’ll share the rail! Thanks for sharing some knowledge🙏🏽

Absolutely agree, I wish I had more drag to spare hahah. The reel was buttoned down, and also the drag setting was already set when the rod was handed to me. I do agree with you though I wish I would have been able to increase the drag and put some more heat on that fish. They were bigger grade BFT though, the gear in my opinion was greatly underrated unfortunately. Thanks for sharing some good advice!!!!

Still recovering emotionally … lol

@@FishingwithNesto try again!

The one that got away! 🥲

@@FishingwithNesto just like women. Sometimes we lose a good one but the one meant for us will always come

Sheeessshhh, coming in hot with the wisdom!!! 🔥🔥🔥

Hey Emmanuel, the ball is a bumble strike bobber, but you can use a regular bobber (red and white traditional one) the idea is that when a fish bumps your bait, it causes your bobber to bounce and alerts you of a coming bite. That’s why they are known as strike indicators. For YEARS, I just used a regular bobber with a hook clipped on to my line (barb-less). If you need more of a description of this let me know and I can expand. I would suggest stepping down your line if possible. A quick fix would be to make your leader a 4lb test leader… 2lb test if you feel comfortable fighting a lighter line and can set your drag properly so the fish does not break off on you. I would suggest mice tails, not because that’s my go to … but because that was working very well this past weekend. My go to is typically power bait on a Carolina rig (suggestion - use a smaller treble hook ) and before you cast make sure it floats. The floating past is a MUST!!!! These are little tips and tricks I learned over the years that have honestly changed my hook up and landing ratio. Hope this helps. Get out there and have fun, catch fish, and if you need any other pointers feel free to reach out. 🎣

@@FishingwithNesto alright I’ll try that ! Thanks bro. What kind of hook do you use for the mice tail ?

@@emmanuelromo4869 because I was doing things on the fly, I simply hooked it on to my treble hook I was already using. But you may have success with a slender mosquito hook or a bait hook.

Maybe like a 14 treble or so

Thanks bro 🤙🏼

What’s up! Started out with powerboat and has slight success. At the time my neighbors were using night crawlers and mice tails with great bite/catch ratio. I switched to night crawlers but actually had less action… lastly I tried mice tails and it was a night and day difference. Just goes to show that you have to be willing to adjust your strategy when you are out on the water. Tight lines! 🤘🏾

It’s this one I believe. Game changer since I used to have one with no wheels or rod holders. Love it!!! - fishlabtackle.com/products/fishlab-small-roller-tackle-bag

Much love brotha!!!!

Much love Ramon! Appreciate you stopping by hope you are well! I see you grinding too!

Honestly man! Lost a few but ended up with 4 nice grade yellow tail. Plenty enough for me hahah. Thanks for showing some love 🤘🏾

much appreciated Danny!!!!