5 NIGHTS AT SEA to catch Tuna the day after Christmas (POLARIS SUPREME)
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2024
- This is a trip we booked a year ago for Big Bluefin Tuna out of Seaforth Landing in San Diego, Ca. Here's our full experience fishing for these delicious hard-fighting fish.
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What a trip! Way to close out the year, and I know this year is going to be even bigger for you 💯💯
Happy new year brother happy fishing 🎣 happy happy birthday to your father this intro made me cry I wish I could still have my father with me I lost my father to Colon cancer on Christmas morning of 2021 and I lost my lovely mom on November 10 of 2019 losing my parents as Been painful and emotional for me ever since I lost them 😢 rest easy mom and dad I always have you in my heart I cherish all the beautiful memories with you mom and dad fishing will always be special to me 🙏🏼🕊️
Condolences brother! Its comments like these make great reminders to enjoy those around us even more.
Pretty cool watching the boils bussin!
Fly lining live bait really is the funnest way to fish! For any species! 🎉
Go to Costco and get some Bachans original barbecue sauce.Marinate a belly piece for 12hrs.Rinse it and let it dry in the fridge for 2-3hrs until the fish looks glazed and is sticky.Smoke it at 200 degrees to an internal temp of 135-140.Eat it right out of the smoker. You won't regret it.
This video is epic man. Good work! Wow. So much went into this trip.
Awesome trip Edward , the way you prep your fish looks amazing I am sure the fish quality is supreme .
So good. We were determined to make sure the tuna was a grade for rolls and sashimi!
Wow what an awesome trip. Love it love it. Congrats and good job Ed. Let’s go!!!
Edward this trip was awesome in so many ways. Thanks for the shoulder hooking tip. That Katie Perry color jig really gets bit. Great fish processing, very professionally done!
Wow that’s gonna be satisfying. Cranking in tuna after tuna.
What a epic fishing trip. Happy Birthday to Ed’s Dad.
Great trip, video and congrats on the successful landings 👍🏻 Awesome luck getting on a nice fish on your kite turn!
Friendly tip… be sure to learn how to “butt hook” for BFT when you want the bait to swim down & away from the boat (which is exactly want you want to catch larger & finicky fish). Shoulder is great when school size fish are actively feeding up top but that’s generally the exception. To butt hook, insert your circle hook under the small flat bone plate in-between the anal fins with hook point inserted facing the head, with the hook eye on the tail side facing back to your line and the boat as it swims. Best way to hook bait to catch picky bluefin IMO. Choose a hot bait, butt hook and get ready!
Epic trip. Love the team work processing. Cant wait to get out there
Great video bro.
What an epic fishing trip! I’m definitely going BFT fishing in 2024 after watching this.
My dream trip. Not within my $ reach.. but one day! My grandpa would go out on the Polaris all the time. Need to one day follow his steps.
Awesome catch!
Awesome video!!!!!
Wow that walk in fridge and the way you guys processed those fish is highest quality 👍
Yea, it’s worth the extra effort for higher quality to do it ourselves
Great video bro!!
Much appreciated
Shoulder hook. That is so cool. I wonder if that will help out when I try shore fishing with live bait.
Dude I would have to eat a whole bottle of Dramamine to do a trip like this 😂
Super sick!
Appreciate it!
Glad I got to fish with you! Thanks for including me in your video with the last BFT of the trip. It was an adventure.
Heck yea! Thanks for sticking with that fish for over an hour! We’ll be there next year!
@@Hook2Cook Stay in touch with me. If you head down this way again we can get on the water.
shoot me an email and we'll swap numbers! edward@hook2cook.net @@EricRosko-xp3qr
I had a chance to fish with coach on the American angler! So much amazing knowledge
To this day I add superglue to my FG knots because of him
Welcome to my crib 😂
Awesome!!
What brand was that left handed reel you were using??
What a great trip, you literally brought home a truck load of fish. Have you already booked the next trip?
Yup next trip booked!
Looks like it was a great trip!!!!
If you don’t mind me asking, what model is that Monterey?
its the 801MH 15 - 30 LBS
First of all, Happy Birthday Jesse! Rod Tips Up!! I preach that to everyone in my boat when hooked into a King Salmon, barbless hooks, Rod Tips Up! That damn sure is a fishing adventure complete with your own cabin! I am guessing it took a few hours alone to edit this epic event! You are going to be enjoying tuna all year long! Damn good Show Edward, thanks for taking us along Bro!
Yea, after that day everyone got better at letting people get through. And yes it took a long time to edit this one!
Love your channel bro. I've been surf fishing Gaviota and south of for a few decades. Mostly for flatties and cabazon, calico and the like. You made me aware of striper and my question is, when are the migrations and who do I have to kneecap to find out when they are in? Also, you and been there caught that inspired me. I put it out there and the kids (all adults) hooked me up with the Okuma Hawaiian 13' paired with the Daiwa Saltiest Back Bay 4000.
Wow man! Can cast further with that setup with 1.5 ounce torpedo and hi/low than my 12' medium/fast w/4oz. torp. So sensitive that the learning curve for strikes vs. rocks is, something. Love it. Thanks, if you read.
Striper were all year long since last year's rains, but they run strong spring through summer. They seem to concentrate in higher numbers near freshwater outlets into the ocean. Glad you've been getting a lot out of the content!
@@Hook2Cook learned a lot here. I appreciate the info. Can't wait for spring/summer. Try that Lucky Craft, some drop shot flukes. I have been pretty lucky for years on the Krocodile. 17 at an average of 18/19 inches in 45 minutes at a spot south of Refugio. I'm glad I found you man. Thanks again.
Please do a fishing collaboration with @manseraoutdoors and with Tony aka @bearzG from san Diego please you 3 or someone of my favorite fishing UA-camrs