Offshore fishing Morehead City, NC - Big Rock Marlin 2018

Awesome offshore trip fishing The Big Rock Marlin tournament in Morehead City, NC! Team Feet First caught some money earning fish this year, including wahoo, mahi mahi, white marlin and of course a blue marlin! We go deep sea fishing every chance we get! It was a fun week with great people!
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[@Ken-xm1rf]

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to post it.

[@TheNaturalAddiction]

Thanks so much! It’s a fantastic event and we always have so much fun out there!

[@DavidHernandez-vu9vb]

excuse my ignorance, I have always been in lakes. Why not stop when you hook up on a fish?

[@TheNaturalAddiction]

David Hernandez why not stop what? Stop the boat? I want to make sure I’m understanding what you’re asking.

[@DavidHernandez-vu9vb]

@@TheNaturalAddiction yes, why not stop the boat and reel in the fish? I'm moving to NC from Texas in a few months and need to learn how to catch fish out that way lol

[@TheNaturalAddiction]

David Hernandez you typically have multiple lines out when you deep sea fish. When you hook up, there’s a chance for multiple bites, but generally we bring the lines in when we hook up (sometimes more than one). Keeping the boat moving let’s the captain help to keep the lines tight for the one reeling and can also help with the other million empty lines not tangling as you’re reeling them up.

[@wilsongarner9206]

How big is your boat?

[@TheNaturalAddiction]

Kingwilo US his boat is 58 feet.