WHAT I LEARNED FROM THE LAST OFFSHORE TRIP - HANG OUT
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WHAT I LEARNED FROM THE LAST TRIP
This video is basically a recap of the last trip I went to - a little bit of a back story, the last trip was for longtail tuna and there were quite a few caught that day, 18 to be exact - it was a slow day. It was also a day I chose to do a lot of experiments - new things I have been waiting to do for a while and the last trip was a very good opportunity because I knew we were going to get some shots at this fish. I lost so many fish - this was a day I learned so much - what I really thought would work failed on me and some that I never thought would work...actually ended up working very well.
These "Hang Out" videos are going to be a staple of this channel - these are videos that will include you in the process by being "a fly on the wall" - so you will be part of the preparation or the recap of the trips.
This will also take a few other forms such as discussions on tackle, while I'm fishing etc. the whole Idea is for me to take you guys every step of the process and we deal with both the successes and failures. s
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Thanks for sharing. Take care of yourself master. I hope you all the best
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I noticed that thing a few years ago. Since then, white and pearl have been my favorite colors.
some of the best colors!
White jigs or lures?
@@Francisco-zm9oc what's the difference between a jig and a lure? because I am pretty sure your definition for them is wrong.
Take Care of your health Bro..May God bless you always
health is wealth!
On your last video i commented about our popular lures for southern bluefin tuna. By the time i made it you were probably out on the water 😂. The review in this video confirms nearly everything. White and natural colours are king when it comes to hookups and catch. For some reason, we find pink works as well.
Its hard to get a tinny profile lure with hardware to hold a tuna. Those metal slugs you shown is exactly what we use. They present the profile of the white bait or anchovie and sardine but have the weight to cast on a heavy setup being made of lead/ metal (no wood or plastic).
What happend to that giant spoon lure you rigged?
Didnt get to use the spoon becAuse of thr treble and there were too many people on the boat
I learned it the hard way: change your leaders every trip. Do not get stingy on FC leaders.
I think Wael needs to change a few things...not just a leader.
Hei kit Thanks for the tips for the last few episode about long jigs and how to place your assist hook correctly and yes i took your tips and yes i did land my first 27kg doggy ...Thanks Bro🎉
:) glad it was helpful.
Very helpful Brother....🙏🙏
I'm going on my first offshore trip of the year tomorrow, chasing seabass in southern california.
Struggling with picking my last setup... typical.
Tuna would be easier to pick my arsenal.
Seabass is the main target, but there will be a chance at yellowtail, halibut, and rockfish.
Bringing 300 gram nomad nspjoh683-6 pe3 penn 25n2, calstar 800 m- mag 20-40 shimano trinidad, uc predator rgp80 30-80 avet lx raptor, phenix m1 swimbait 8'2" ml lexa tw, uc phantom 85 25-50 accurate tern 2 500.
I wouldn't mind a 8' 40# spinner that could cast light swimbaits but i don't think they exist
good luck, hope you catch them!
I use a 9' rockaway by Okuma when I am surfcasting with soft plastic. I am pretty sure it comes in 8' but it's got a long butt end not ideal for a boat.
@@Maxrebow yea...you want it no more than 8'6 on a boat. I am looking for a rod around that length for my overhead set up.
@@Maxrebow yeah pretty sure I need a total different power for a boat? But I'm not certain.
@@TheFishingKit we use 10' jig sticks here in so cal for surface irons and sniper jigs.
Thanks as always Kit. Appreciate the insight on colors of line and lures. I am curious if you have tried any of the squid trex lures? I purchased a couple but have yet to use them. Thanks again
I haven't used them, Max...I know a lot of people that have used them with good success, I just havent had the chance to use them. They kind of don't fit in my system.
@TheFishingKit That's what I figured just thought I'd ask. Good luck on your next trip out. Looking forward to the clean and cook.👍
@@Maxrebow It's already uploaded and scheduled :D I messed up...I lost the footage of the catching part. hahahahhah
Used them their very good for groupers and american red snappers in SW Florida Gulf of Mexico. Problem is their very expensive and gets destroyed so easily.after my first trip all the tentacles are gone and body got rip to shreds.
Thanks for sharing Sir.. Btw, according to your jigging experience, which FC leader is more invisible to the fish, tint coloured leader, such as tint Pink FC (duel/sunline) or tint Brown (sufix invisiline) or Clear FC..?
in my experience they are all the same. use what you like and not get into the whole marketing thing. when it doubt, use the clear one.
Where did you go fish out of?
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