I discovered this place in the early 1980's when I was an offshore supply boat captain. I noticed the water was much shallow when I crossed over this place. I looked at the chart and the shallow water was on the chart. I would hit this place on the way back in from going to the oil rigs. I fished this place hundreds of times and NEVER saw another boat out there. We caught tuna, wahoo and bill fish. Great video !
Biggest fish I've caught was a 135 pound 6 ft 3 in tarpon this summer in anna maria island florida right by Tampa I'd advise anyone whose in Florida and wants to go tarpon fishing to go try that area out on the north point of the beach that's where I caught him and there was probably a school close to 15 of redfish right by there
I saw that rod at the Dicks here in Duluth MN....I had no idea what i might use it for, but i still wanted to buy it. Sturgeon off the bottom of superior maybe? Suggestions anyone?
That captain there is pretty knowledgeable. I really enjoyed the information he was throwing out there like how the wahoo is known as ono in Hawaii and translates to 'delicious'. That's the kind of stuff I enjoy learning about along with all this great fishing man that's some good stuff. Interesting how you like using those blue rods which flex quite a bit. I understand the concept that you want to feel the fish and you do feel them better with the more flexible rods but man, doesn't that also translate into harder work, especially when you get into those 60lbs fish and bigger?
GoMiGman Actually for standup fishing a super stiff rod will work you 10x harder than a 50lb class rod. You want to be able to get that flex to raise the tip up with an arch. Otherwise its like you are lifting a piece of lumber. Plenty raised out of the water on 50# tackle. Much Love from Port Fourchon, LA
Max Cheramie Love it! Thanks for the advice and that's what I need. Going for Bluefin today and I have both types of rods, stiffinzy and loosenzy and will put your claim to the test ahaha! If I get lucky enough to snag one n each rod, that is. But good looking out, bro. Love Captain Blair and that classis laugh and all his shows rock, literally.
Oh my God if you catch anything DON"T TELL ME I'll be so pissed off LOL just kidding! Of course share everything and what bait you used and the whole kicking kabutle and really interested in besides these lures that Blair uses, what live bait really sucks them right into the hook? Good luck man wish you all the success and I hope you catch more than you can handle lmao!
Hey dude, you and your Dad could start saving and go tuna fishin, for 10 hrs or so, with a charter company called "Williams Party Boats" out of Galveston T.X. Price wise it would be around 60 bucks a head, but if you save enough you could go for two days for 250 a pop. -good fishin and good luck buddy.
When do you expect the Wright and Mcgill Conventional reels will be avalible I just got a few of my grandads Star Rods that need quality american made reels
The biggest fish ive HOOKED is a (goliath?) grouper off a pier in SGI, FL.. I was using 8lb mono (yes 8lb). It had broken my rod and my rod was bending and making a " n "
Who cares if u uses a belt.. I bet with out the belt he wouldnt be able to catch most fish ......... So stop hating on him cause i bet u cant catch anything
I discovered this place in the early 1980's when I was an offshore supply boat captain. I noticed the water was much shallow when I crossed over this place. I looked at the chart and the shallow water was on the chart. I would hit this place on the way back in from going to the oil rigs. I fished this place hundreds of times and NEVER saw another boat out there. We caught tuna, wahoo and bill fish. Great video !
Capt. Blair Rocks!
HUGE yellowfin and wahoo you got there cpt. blair
And it translates from Hawaiian to English as "delicious" or "good to eat". Nice catch!
we should see something this July in Vegas at ICAST.
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@3alola88 yes, we are still working on it
Biggest fish I've caught was a 135 pound 6 ft 3 in tarpon this summer in anna maria island florida right by Tampa I'd advise anyone whose in Florida and wants to go tarpon fishing to go try that area out on the north point of the beach that's where I caught him and there was probably a school close to 15 of redfish right by there
Ooohhhh my friend blair wigin you aré making Good fishing tuna day 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thats a big Hoo!!
@kayakfisherman951 have not used the super pogy?
Cypress cove Marina one of the nicest places down here or in other words the only place down here
@AddictiveFishing you should, it is dynamite around jetties and points
Didn't know bunker went that far down south
awesome show as always....have you used the bomber super pogy?
Ono is what they call wahoo in Hawaii.
I saw that rod at the Dicks here in Duluth MN....I had no idea what i might use it for, but i still wanted to buy it. Sturgeon off the bottom of superior maybe? Suggestions anyone?
That captain there is pretty knowledgeable. I really enjoyed the information he was throwing out there like how the wahoo is known as ono in Hawaii and translates to 'delicious'. That's the kind of stuff I enjoy learning about along with all this great fishing man that's some good stuff.
Interesting how you like using those blue rods which flex quite a bit. I understand the concept that you want to feel the fish and you do feel them better with the more flexible rods but man, doesn't that also translate into harder work, especially when you get into those 60lbs fish and bigger?
I love the fight! Devlin is awesome.
GoMiGman Actually for standup fishing a super stiff rod will work you 10x harder than a 50lb class rod. You want to be able to get that flex to raise the tip up with an arch. Otherwise its like you are lifting a piece of lumber. Plenty raised out of the water on 50# tackle. Much Love from Port Fourchon, LA
Max Cheramie Love it! Thanks for the advice and that's what I need. Going for Bluefin today and I have both types of rods, stiffinzy and loosenzy and will put your claim to the test ahaha! If I get lucky enough to snag one n each rod, that is. But good looking out, bro. Love Captain Blair and that classis laugh and all his shows rock, literally.
Oh my God if you catch anything DON"T TELL ME I'll be so pissed off LOL just kidding! Of course share everything and what bait you used and the whole kicking kabutle and really interested in besides these lures that Blair uses, what live bait really sucks them right into the hook? Good luck man wish you all the success and I hope you catch more than you can handle lmao!
Hey Blair, what was the max drag on those prototpye reels?
blair what jigging reel is that? Where can I get it?
capt. Blair where can i buy the 50W reel? great show thanks
Hey dude, you and your Dad could start saving and go tuna fishin, for 10 hrs or so, with a charter company called "Williams Party Boats" out of Galveston T.X. Price wise it would be around 60 bucks a head, but if you save enough you could go for two days for 250 a pop.
-good fishin and good luck buddy.
Wright & McGill prototype
How deep do I need to fish for tuna out of port aransas in the summer ?
When do you expect the Wright and Mcgill Conventional reels will be avalible I just got a few of my grandads Star Rods that need quality american made reels
what kind of reel is that?
how much are his charters
he looks like a publix employee in this episode
What rod and reel are you using?
Where can I check out those 30w reels?
+Nelson Flores They ended up not going into production.
+Addictive Fishing sad to hear seemed like a nice reel.
thanks
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What is the average size tuna
is it trolling reel :D
avets and penns are good american made reels, but I really like shimanos and daiwas
i understand Penn parts are made in USA, then assembled in Chi na or Mexico.
the biggest fish ive caght is a 18 and a half inch flounder im young.... it is hard for me to do that :P
I've caught a 32.7 inch red snapper and I was about 20-25 miles,offshore
I'm a kid
The biggest fish ive HOOKED is a (goliath?) grouper off a pier in SGI, FL.. I was using 8lb mono (yes 8lb). It had broken my rod and my rod was bending and making a " n "
the biggest fish ive ever hooked was a 23 foot tiger shark and im the youngest here
My biggest fish was an 80lb halibut I caught in Alaska... that was many years ago, when I was in junior high.
My biggest is a 31 inch red grouper caught 35 miles offshore
Is that a Grady tiger cat?
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Do you live in Florida ?
not these in this video but the ones I saw in Rockin the Block Blue Shark Fishing
How deep do u need to be to start catching tuna ?
The deeper the better. Sometimes you can get them shallower but not consistently.
@@addictivefishing ok yea I only have a 17 ft deep V so I'm waiting on them August month . thank u for responding👍
Hey Barney....shut your clicker off when you hook up.....you new??
How has the midnight lump been doing lately?
prototype Wright & McGill that never went to market.
prototype
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THAT WAS HUGE!!!!@!!!
Good video besides getting constantly ear raped by the sound of the bait click the entire time he fights a fish...just turn it off
Hate the screaming loud fucking guitars! Why oh why the loud rock music, all the time?
Love it!
Addictive Fishing extreme kayak fishing Hawaii
and u don't?
to many adds
Who cares if u uses a belt.. I bet with out the belt he wouldnt be able to catch most fish ......... So stop hating on him cause i bet u cant catch anything