How to Catch Tuna | Live Bait Rig FOR Sub Surface to DEEP
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2021
- Quick Tutorial from Captain Dave Hansen on how to catch tuna in deep waters with a simple torpedo weight. This is a good strategy to quickly present your live bait to the tuna that are sub surface to deep in the water column. This is particularly technique is effective when fishing for yellowtail and tuna that are under neath the pod of dolphins. Applying the weight to the fishing line with a San Diego jam knot is one of the best knots to use when attaching it to the main line.
Try this live bait tuna rig, life bait yellowtail rig a try!
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Most practical presentation. Other videos don’t give out critical information, know-now. Thanks.
Oh my gosh! This is the most helpful and informative video! Thank you so much for sharing! I am learning how to deep sea fish.
THANKS
Straight forward and to the point. Great job.....
thanks
Love this stuff you have a great personality! Right on!
I appreciate that!
Bro is a legend. Id love to hang out on his boat and take notes.
thank you
Informative, easy to understand, thorough, well presented video! Thank you.
Lol good stuff this guy is so funny 😂 I’m cracking up lol
thank you
I just notice you recorded the video in the Cabo San Lucas Marina. Cool!
Yeah I did
Great video skipper! Thanks for taking the time to make the video!
My pleasure you should check out my website $.99 and there are more then 400 just like this
Sounds like it might be one of the better dollars I've ever spent😅 I'm in. Thank you
@@sandog 2000 people can't be wrong
I like this. The only question I have is about that last knot o the hook. I'm inclined to go SD knot again vs the modified slip. Any thoughts on that Mr. Hansen? Thanks much!
I only use the IC
Great video Captain! Gona try this over here in south Florida to see if I can get past the blue runners and into the tuna below. Do you think a in line bullet weight in between two swivels could also work?
Cool let me know
Honestly I'm not sure how well this rig would work in FL, the tuna are usually really leader shy so the weight that close to the hook and such a short length of fluoro would probably spook fish off unless they're really boiling, and then you run the risk of getting another fish attacking the lead. Big difference between SoCal and FL is that in FL there are way more toothy fish like macks and cuda that love to bite off rigs.
Improved Clinch vs San Diego. Have you ever tested them against each other. I use the IC all the time for salmon and steelhead and would love to know they are comparable. I really like the in-line weight, the way you did it. Seems much better than the rubber band. The Clinch is easier for me to tie since I've been using it for 40+ years. Good video. Thanks for sharing. I was just thinking though my torpedo weights that I usually use the rubber band with just have a hole on each end, not wire or eye, only lead eye. Are you using different weights than the ones you get a fisherman's?
Looks like yours have a wire eye on each end?
Thank you so much for making this video! Super informative. Just one question, what is the typical weight that you would use for 30-50lb tuna?
thirty pound
Was Flipper A porpoise or A dolphin ?🐋🐬
ok kpplñ
Say the captain stops the boat and we’re just drifting can I still use this method for blue fin or yellow tail and also is this only when the tuna are deep ?
you can use it when ever the fish are deep
Go deep and knock them dead on the mammals, great tip. Thanks Dave.
yes sir
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thank u
I need help with my setups. I have 80lb test braid, what lbs test fluorocarbon leader would I use? I’m going for tuna on the freedom.
Step down to 60 or 40
Am I seeing this correctly--you tie a leader to an eye on the torpedo and the fluorocarbon to the other eye? Is the through I wire on a sinker strong enough for big 200 lb tuna?
No we are fishing for yellowfin thirty forty pound
What sizes of hooks you using for yf 30-60lb range
4/0
Captain Dave , I’m curious if you still use the rubber band method ? Thanks for sharing all the knowledge 🍻
Yes I do!
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Which method do you prefer for so cal bluefin fishing ?
Wow you guys must have some kind of crazy bite there because in the bahamas or most of the East coast U.S. that rig would not get bit by yellowfin or really any tuna of size and if it did the odds of another tuna attacking your lead and snapping off the hooked fish are pretty high. Too short of fluoro and weight too close to the hook. A big donkey yellowfin would mess that rig up too.
TRY IT YOU MAY BE SURPRISED
what kind of rod and reel is that capt?
PTO FIGHTING GRIP
Great video..why did you not tie a san diego on the hook? Do you feel the clinch is fine?
Well that is the way I tie its just how I do it its not right or wrong it just my way. I would just not feel right after forty years if I changed it up
@@YourSaltwaterGuide your really knowledgeable..thx
I asked myself the same question
Is a San Diego knot on the hook just as good as the clinch knot? Is one stronger than the other?
No they are about the same I am just a weird guy I like what I like
Can”t see it. I appreciate your posts.
Which part?
Wish I would have watched this before coming to east cape where all the tuna were under dolphin pods 😭
yes
Can you elaborate on why you rig this way instead of the rubber-band I saw you advocate on another video?
Have you evolved away from using rubber-bands?
YES one is for dead boat the rubber band the other is for sliding on the dolphins
👍🏼👍🏼
Thank u
You think bluefin will bite this presentation as well?
maybe
........ "O P E N H A T C H !!!" , (excuse me, force of habit)
First time I ever seen that
thanks
Your definitely the Cliff Notes of fishing Socal.
Thank you!
Thats a long 24" haha
Is this in replace of the sinker rig with a rubber band?? Or is this set up for fish under the dolphin?
This is for fishing the dolphins
This bloke know there's no such thing as a San Diego knot 😂😂😂, it's just a stand knot used all over the world
yes I do
Porpoise... Dolphin... Its the same thing when it comes to tuna. A sign...
That's like saying a Mercedes is like a Toyota they are cars. Come on
@@YourSaltwaterGuide if the question is "do you see cars" then yeah, they're the same.
How far off the coast do you find the dolphins/tuna?
its a water thing some times a few miles
Close the hatch
WHO ARE YOU?
@@YourSaltwaterGuide you can stay logged in to check your Alerts. Lmfao #fuckintrumpsupporter
That’s how you incorrectly tie on a sinker
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP THIS GUY!
@@YourSaltwaterGuide 😥 lmfao things have changed since the 60s the “ol tangle propeller spin torpedo method🤔 continue…
People say porpoise like they say seal. They probably haven't seen either of them while out fishing!
yES INDEED
Can’t even see what you’re doing you’re too far away
Everyone else can maybe u need Glasses
Why you’d use a sinker as a point of failure is beyond me. Googan rig
thanks
Wish I would have watched this before coming to east cape where all the tuna were under dolphin pods 😭
hahahahaha