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Originally Posted by Pagzzz
Awesome trip report! Even though it was a bust fishing, some valuable lessons learned it seems. Definitely seems that long chloro line break out to 20 mi from LJ acted like a fish wall. Launching from tourmo or MB probably would have helped.
A couple of questions for ya, if you don't mind:
1) What kind of speed were you able to maintain for trolling and what was your trolling spread setup? Enough speed for effective trolling?
2) Could you sneak up on any breaking fish without spooking them?
3) What did you bring with you to transport any caught tuna back without attracting the toothy kind?
PG
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1. About 3-3.5 kts. I was trolling a greenback and a sardine colored x-rap. seemed like the speed was good, but then again I didn't catch anything.
2. Fish, whales, birds didn't seem to care that we were there. The issue isn't sneaking up on them, rather it is being able to catch them as everything is constantly moving, sinking out and popping up elsewhere.
3. All I had was a gaff and a gameclip. Trying to figure out where you're going to keep all the tuna you haven't caught yet is kinda putting the cart before the horse IMO. If i had miraculously limited on YFT i would've probably put them in the front hatch of my xfactor i guess
