Sight Casting Topwater Tuna
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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On the same day that the Salty Cape crew filmed the Great White shark video, Capt. Mike Hogan and Capt. Cullen Lundholm headed offshore to chase their first Bluefin tuna of the season with the Hogy Charter Grade Slider.
Almost 13 pounds of drag for that bft! 😮 That's amazing!
What reels, lines and rods were you using and the lures were nice what type were they?
Hi John. Capt. Mike is using a Shimano Stella 18k spooled with 100lb hollowcore braid. The rod is a custom built heavy action rod, and the lure is a 6oz Hogy Charter Grade Slider.
@@HogyLures thank you 😊
Thanks
Nice video. I’m looking a rod to pair a Shimano Stella 14000 for top water fishing for bluefin tuna. What rod is that?
Hi Danny. Glad you enjoyed the video. The rod Capt. Mike is using is actually a custom built rod. I would recommend a heavy action 7'-8' rod for casting to bluefin.
Do you have to a special fishing license in order to catch tuna or just a regular saltwater license? And what size is the reel and line?
No special license to catch tuna. There are some seasonal considerations for certain species. You have to be on your A game both with gear and technique to find and land these big ones.
Moonpie Spotlight you need a hms permit
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woa.... good fish
Thank you!
Very nice. What rod do you used guys?
custom rod
On my bucket list includes this kind of fishing and fishing with Mike.
awesome video
Thanks!
What kind of rod and real are you guys using? Out here in Southern California we have always used conventional reels all most exclusively.
Stella reel, probably an 18 or 20k I am not sure what the rod is. I use a Carpenter or a Synit popping rod...
Why mostly using conventional reel in southern California? Spinning reel seems like easy to use.
Nice one congrats.
Big one!
Nice.but that music is creepy.leave it out next time.it adds absolutely nothing positive