Ten days trip. Day two

[Still alive]

Small grade yellowfin tuna! Wide open bite all day long

 

[BRICKBURN]

Mighty tasty.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Awesome! Where?

 

[R eight]

Awesome! Where?

Probably not Australia….everyone is wearing shoes.

 

[Altitude sickness]

Looking at the clues. I’m guessing Southern California. It’s hard to beat tune for fun and eating

 

[Daisy]

My buddy caught his first tuna and they had him take a bite of the heart. Is that a thing or were they pulling his leg?

 

[Still alive]

That was at the ridge down in Baja Mexico. About 160 miles from Alijos rocks. If you go from mag bay out. That’s the ridge.

 

[Skshyk]

What boat are you on I do a 7-10 day trip out of San Diego every year! This year I only did a 4 days trip.

 

[Hunt anything]

The deck looks like a slaughter house, well done!

 

[Still alive]

I’m on the independence out of Point Loma Sportfishing in San Diego

 

[Tucketed]

I like the these tuna from East Coast. 120 inches. A big boy

 

[Hunt anything]

How much did that BF weigh

I like the these tuna from East Coast. 120 inches. A big boyView attachment 561508

 

[Skshyk]

I like these BF from the West coast.

 

[Tucketed]

Fishing is the next best after hunting. I think…

 

[Tucketed]

Jack is on Wicked Tuna, “Time Flys” out of Gloucester MA. That tuna was not on show and unsure of weight but think 800 maybe 900 Lbs.

 

[Hunt anything]

I love tuna, we get a lot of yellowfin and black fin on occasion we see some bluefin here in the northern Gulf but I would have to say that wahoo are my favorite.

 

[Skshyk]

Fishing is the next best after hunting. I think…

Yes sir, I couldn’t agree more. I get seasick and still go on long range fishing trips. The only thing I hate about them now is most boats are adding Wi-Fi!

 

[Hunt anything]

I’ve always been curious about those long range trips out of San Diego, can you legally clean your fish at sea or only gut and do they have freezers on board or just a shit ton of ice and an ice maker?

 

[Skshyk]

No boat will allow you to clean your own fish on the boat. They have holding tanks with chilled sea water and they add salt to it. Not sure what that system is called. But once the boat gets back to dock, they have several fish processing companies waiting there for you or you can take your fish's whole home to process. My last 10 day trip I ended up 414lbs of filets!

 

[Still alive]

Traveling up from Baja to fish tanners bank in American waters for bluefin’s. 45-250 grade tunas. We’ll fish for three days there. Hopefully I’ll get some great pictures