Using Nomad flying fish to catch yellowfin tunas.

We always look for birds and dolphins when targeting yellowfin tunas down here in Cabo San Lucas, than we like to use cedar plugs and a flying fish with a kite to get it far away from the boat.

[@Hook2Cook]

Lol these things are for men! You’re the man Arturo!

[@Tagcabosportfishing]

Lol

[@Bo_in_Seattle]

"Why does the rod dig in my hip"
"This one is for men"
Jajajaja🤣

[@Tagcabosportfishing]

lol

[@andrewells7441]

yeah, I would be embarrassed to post these yellowfin sardines!

[@daves8812]

Should be a minimum size for yellowfin, those are way too small

[@simtalkayak]

I hate being a wet blanket... But those are probably a year old, 7 years too young. I'm curious about why you kept them, as opposed to catch and release. I'm genuinely curious.

[@Tagcabosportfishing]

We spend over $1500 usd to go harvest them tunas and they were great eating.

[@simtalkayak]

@@Tagcabosportfishing I'm personally surprised, cos over here (central Mediterranean) there is a minimum catch size of 60kg for BFT, we don't really get YFTs here. But if you're caught with them illegally you could get some SERIOUS fines.

[@joshmay3574]

I’ll be back in June and October!

[@brianhanel6897]

Rapalas are badass lures for trolling in baja try the CD 18 in the mullet color

[@Tagcabosportfishing]

I agree we have them all as well

[@jonathanjones6072]

Did the flying fish work?

[@haydenswhear]

Sashimi time!

[@dancabrera2387]

Baby tuna time

[@Tagcabosportfishing]

them are special for suchi