I like your setups, Nice to see people using spinning gear. I have a Stella 14K 65lb Sufix Braid, 60lb Fluro, on an Ocea Flex Drive rod. Sick setup....
Taking tuna off the oil Riggs in the Gulf, we always change the hooks out to Owners circle hooks and the Roosta Poppers always work the best. Redfish around here love the pink and orange 135’s
Excellent Video Craig. Great info and great details. I fish out of same marina as Sean and recognized him in your clips. Very well explained and learned a few more things. Looking forward to appling some of these strategies this year.
Hey Craig where I find this rod calstar blue Jr. To buy like that size , awesome video congrats, hopely you will put a lot tuna in your boat this year .
Hi. I never tuna fishing before. I do want to. I have a 232 for boat. How do I start with. Rod and reel ect...if you don't might share. I live near Cape cod MA. Thanks for the video
@@CFalicon Last year I bought the wrong rod it's more of a stick bait rod It has a really slow Taper and it pulls poppers underwater So this year i'm gonna try again But I don't wanna buy The wrong rod again So you think I should go with the 200 ST I don't need the Monster ledge 250 or 250ST
Any one of those rods will work fine for poppers. The weight is more about the size class of fish you’re looking to target. If you’re targeting the 250-300 lb class then yes you should go heavier than the 200st but if not they’d be overkill.
hi bro thanks for video, i want to ask you, can you tell me what is best rod popping CHEAP for fishing 100 lb tuna blue fin with shimano tp 10K?thanksagain
I'm typically fishing 60 lb Cortland C16 hollow or 60 lb solid braid for jigging. 60 lb seems to give the best line strength to line capacity for 10k-14k sized reels. For 18k and 20k most guys typically go up to 80 lb.
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Smellin' Mellon.... hundreds of hours of on the water information packed into a timely video. Great cabin fever video...
Like Freshly mowed grass😍
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Went on my first tuna trip this past summer been obsessed ever since, thanks for the tips love being able to absorb any and all info cheers brotha 🙏🏻
Thank you for making videos like this. I live in the Barnegat area, and I am just getting into tuna fishing, and these videos are very helpful!
Glad they are helping, see you on the water!
Hey Craig, good to see you posting videos again. Great job!
Thanks Mike, have some new stuff in the works so should be posting a bit more consistently.
I agree! Respect all other boats... that should go for the Charter Captains too!
Very informative helped out a lot any chance there is a chunking video coming out in the same format ??
Very enjoyable and informative video in all aspects !!!
TIGHT LINES.... 😁
Thankyou very much for the free knowledge, I know how to tuna fish, but i don't know everything out there, but I do believe in learning more.
I like your setups, Nice to see people using spinning gear. I have a Stella 14K 65lb Sufix Braid, 60lb Fluro, on an Ocea Flex Drive rod. Sick setup....
Taking tuna off the oil Riggs in the Gulf, we always change the hooks out to Owners circle hooks and the Roosta Poppers always work the best. Redfish around here love the pink and orange 135’s
Wow Craig, a great video with valuable information. I thought I was the only one that vacuum seals bolt cutters...lol. Thanks, Greg P.
This was very informative. I’m new to the sport and really enjoyed this video. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent Video Craig. Great info and great details. I fish out of same marina as Sean and recognized him in your clips. Very well explained and learned a few more things. Looking forward to appling some of these strategies this year.
Thanks Jim, hopefully we have a good season this year. I'm fortunate to fish with a lot of great people, Sean being very high on that list.
Super informative. Thanks!
Great video, detailed and on point
Wow
Information overload
You deserve alot more subs
Awesome Video!!! Detailed and informative.
Thanks Greg!
Hey Craig where I find this rod calstar blue Jr. To buy like that size , awesome video congrats, hopely you will put a lot tuna in your boat this year .
These were custom built for me. The blank is a calstar boomer junior 30-80 with aftco wind on guides
Great info Craig
Great videos man !
excellent video-really helpful!!!!
Awesome video, really like content like this, thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it! Will be doing more in the future
Love that monster ledge 200st! Where can I find one?🤔
Saltywatertackle.com if they have them in stock
Nice video, what kind of boat do you have and are you a guide ?
I have an Onslow Bay 27 and no I just fish privately no charters
Great video.
Hi. I never tuna fishing before. I do want to. I have a 232 for boat. How do I start with. Rod and reel ect...if you don't might share. I live near Cape cod MA. Thanks for the video
Great video thanks.
Would you Be Interested doing a Seminar at The Forked River Tuna Club?
I am very flattered Eric. I'd have to think about it as I haven't done any seminars in the past.
Thank you!
Let’s gooooo! Great video!
Awesome vid ty
I was looking at that monster ledge 200 St But I thought it was a stick bait rod I wasn't aware you could work poppers with that rod
It’s a great popper rod. The tip is plenty stiff to work poppers. The el maestro 77h is another good option for throwing poppers.
@@CFalicon Last year I bought the wrong rod it's more of a stick bait rod It has a really slow Taper and it pulls poppers underwater So this year i'm gonna try again But I don't wanna buy The wrong rod again So you think I should go with the 200 ST I don't need the Monster ledge 250 or 250ST
Any one of those rods will work fine for poppers. The weight is more about the size class of fish you’re looking to target. If you’re targeting the 250-300 lb class then yes you should go heavier than the 200st but if not they’d be overkill.
The topwater fish in this video are all on the 200st, you could get an idea of what it looks like. ua-cam.com/video/rr1YvyDuBgM/v-deo.html
Thank you so much I will go with the 200 ST then Your videos have some of the best information you can get
hi bro thanks for video, i want to ask you, can you tell me what is best rod popping CHEAP for fishing 100 lb tuna blue fin with shimano tp 10K?thanksagain
Centaur Constellation or Combat Arm would give you most bang for your buck. Or a Ghost hunter 200.
@@CFalicon thanks bro
@@CFalicon do u sell rods. I cant find this rod on my county i can buy it from you and send to me ?
You mention braid brands, what's the PE# rating or how many lbs though?
I'm typically fishing 60 lb Cortland C16 hollow or 60 lb solid braid for jigging. 60 lb seems to give the best line strength to line capacity for 10k-14k sized reels. For 18k and 20k most guys typically go up to 80 lb.
@@CFalicon Cool! Thanks a lot!
Hello captain, how do you tie the hooks you use for tuna fishing?
For anything over 80lbs I usually crimp. For anything 80 and under I tie a uni or palomar knot.
What size bkk hooks on the siren lure?
2/0
Hello captain, what length do you recommend for a spinning rod for tuna fishing?
For casting I like 7'4" to 7'8", for jigging 5'2"-5'4" usually. Different rods for each type of fishing.
@@CFalicon Thank you Captain, I really appreciate your information. Good luck on your fishing trips.
Do you run a Twisty leader when you run a Stickbait/Sinking Lure and RonZ?
Yes I'll still run a twisty for a sinking lure at times, but if I'm trying to be very stealthy I'll go with a wind on leader of 60 lb fluorocarbon
What do you connect to the popper with do you use a barrel swivil?
I use a ball bearing swivel to a split ring
@CFalicon thank you sir that's what I was thinking basically the same hardware as a jig setup
@pavetech6980 Yep basically the exact same setup so you can easily swap lures with split ring pliers
@CFalicon appreciate the info sir and I have a pair of shimano split ring pliers there a game changer
How heavy a fish can daiwa 8000BGMQ with 7’8ft phenix 25-65lb rod handle?
That would be a good setup for school fish 50-75 lbs I would say
Are those Ghost Hunter rods one or two piece?
They are two piece with the joint at the forward grip.
What solid braid (non hollow core) would you recommend? And what lb test?
Varivas make good solid braid as does the diawa J braid x8. I like 60 lb for the 10k-14k sized reels. Larger you could go 80 lb
@@CFalicon thanks man. You need to put out more videos. Great content
That was Great tyu..!
Craig, do you run charters? Jeffrey
I do not. I just fish for fun.
Great video Craig. What size leader you generally use
For a twisty leader I’m using 80 lb mono to 80 lb fluoro. For a wind on leader I’m using 80 fluoro typically and 60 for fall bluefin at times
Another awesome informative video! Thanks a bunch! 💪💪💪