Offshore: End-game Strategies
What to do after the hookup and once the fish is at the boat.
What to do after the hookup and once the fish is at the boat.
So you leave in search of tuna and still come home with a full fish box, what’s wrong with that?
School’s just about out for the year, a time for a whole new life’s lesson plan.
The pros and cons of the classic 30W/50w stand-up gear and smaller, lighter 16 size reels—let the mid-shore tuna battle begin!
Here’s a great way to study how offshore gamefish like tuna react to your trolling spread, and to get some exciting underwater footage.
Getting your crew involved in as many aspects of fishing as possible will enhance the team experience and the overall feeling of success for everyone.
When it comes to bringing a few steaks home, size does matter!
A little commotion goes a long way in achieving big game success.
Bluefin tuna will be here again soon enough, how’s your spread looking?
Understanding the nuances of drag settings can help avoid the painful loss of that long sought trophy fish.
Maintaining a healthy supply of live baits can be a game changer when targeting some of our most prized inshore and offshore species.
What it lacks in fighting ability it more than makes up for as remedy to cabin fever.
Tried and true trolling spread techniques that turn on tuna and mahimahi.
It might come as a surprise to some anglers but wahoo are a species that can and should be targeted here in the Northeast.
Here are some ways to help improve your crew’s chances at hooking up with that tournament winning shark.
Just how much of an effect does a falling or rising barometer have on your fishing? The answer may surprise you.