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I know this is a hunting post site but:
Tuna.
Had a chance to go out with the captain tuna fishing. The bow looking rigs are tuna out riggers. The very end of it has a fishing cord on it, on a quick release. One on the middle too. The out rigger line is pulled down, then the fishing cord is attached to the quick release and pulled to the top. When charlie tuna bites, the cord is pulled loose from the quick release. The end of the cord is attached to the back of the boat by a rubber snubber. Just grab the line and pull in the tuna by hand. In the one picture you can see my fishing pole at the back of the boat. I had a orange glove under it to keep the tuna from racking my pole on the rail. They hit real hard and you are trolling at 6-8 knotts when they hit. I landed five on the pole. Not as much of a fight as I was expecting, but great fun. We did about 20 fish this trip. Looking forward to going out again on a 40-60 fish day.
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Tuna.
Had a chance to go out with the captain tuna fishing. The bow looking rigs are tuna out riggers. The very end of it has a fishing cord on it, on a quick release. One on the middle too. The out rigger line is pulled down, then the fishing cord is attached to the quick release and pulled to the top. When charlie tuna bites, the cord is pulled loose from the quick release. The end of the cord is attached to the back of the boat by a rubber snubber. Just grab the line and pull in the tuna by hand. In the one picture you can see my fishing pole at the back of the boat. I had a orange glove under it to keep the tuna from racking my pole on the rail. They hit real hard and you are trolling at 6-8 knotts when they hit. I landed five on the pole. Not as much of a fight as I was expecting, but great fun. We did about 20 fish this trip. Looking forward to going out again on a 40-60 fish day.
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