Triple those seas. That kind of wind = 5 plus seas
I hope I'm wrong for your sake though. Good luck.
Venice, LA Tuna
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I hope I'm wrong for your sake though. Good luck.
We're on a 44-ft aluminum catamaran so hopefully 5 ft seas won't be a big deal (but I'm still hoping for 2-foot). Heck I've fished in 4-5 ft seas in a 24 foot fiberglass v-hull.
Yup Thursday. Saint Patrick's Day.
I'm not superstitious, but I'm a little stitious, so I'll be wearing something green.
I'm not superstitious, but I'm a little stitious, so I'll be wearing something green.
LA man
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This is a great time of year for tuna, good luck
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I'm envious!
We unexpectedly got into some Tuna one time on a charter out of Destin. I had taken my own gear and I got my *** handed to me. Won't make that mistake again.
Hope you come back with a full freezer and tired arms.
Jumbo broadbill!
Almost 1 year ago to the day (197 pounds):
Bama Creek Bum
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You're gonna have a great time.
Haven't watched it yet but Bluegabe just posted another Venice trip an hour ago.
Well the Tuna trip was lots of fun, made a few new friends, went farther offshore on a fishing boat than I ever had before. Over 80 miles in about 4,000 ft of water. Unfortunately we got skunked. Our neighbors where we spent 2 nights were lucky enough to catch the only 3 tuna caught by Paradise outfitters (4 boats) that day. The weather was fantastic. We saw plenty of tuna jumping and boiling the water, but just couldn't get them to bite. We talked with the "neighbors" about their fishing tactics(bait location etc...) and it was exactly the same as ours. I guess that is why they call it fishing.
