Rods & Reels Needed For Tuna Fishing In Southern California | SPORT FISHING
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- Dan shows your the rods & reels he likes to use for fishing for tuna in the local waters of Southern California. These tips should help you get ready for your next tuna fishing trip.
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Ready for 2020 tuna season!
In regards to your last setup for the heavier tuna how many yards of mono would you recommend..I have a avet lx raptor 2 speed with 100 pound spectra
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Very informative, past two deep sea fishing I went to, I didn’t have the right set up. Didn’t catch anything.
Thanks! Great info! What a good Man!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What rod are you using with the komodo?
If i was gonna run 80lb spectra to 40 or 50lb mono/fluorocarbon top shot how many yards spectra would you put on? And how about your 100lb spectra heavy setup as well?
what rods do you suggest for The Okuma Komodo?
Dan what is your schedule next month trips?
So what’s a good Californian rod for a penn fathom 25N ? 809 or the 909 ?
What kind of rod would you recommend for those 40-80lb fish?
What rod is on the Komodo Dan?
Hi Dan is that a 16 VISX or a 20 VISX penn reel?
Hello Dan,
What size is the Penn you are holding on minute 1:07?? Thank you in advance
Hi Dan, 1st time out using my Makaria 20II-SEa…trying to find info on using it…when to engage and disengage the two speeds and when to use the strike position on the reel…as always keep doing what you do & thank you….
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Hi am from the caribbean to be exact Trinidad and Tobago, i would really like to know the best way to fish for tuna and how to make a proper rig.
Have you seen that one Californian rod that's very short and has all roller guides, I'm thinking of buying one for a lightweight trolling setup
it should be a good choice for a trolling outfit.
What model accurate was that
Hey Dan what model accurate is that ??
Looks like a fury
would a size 8000 diawa bg work for yellowtail?
I use a penn slamer 3 6500 with 50# it getting the job done.
Hi Dan, what series rod is on that accurate? great video by the way. Thanks
It's a Californian Rod made by Phoenix, they are only sold at Turner's Outdoorsman stores.
@@dansportfishing what line rating on the rods should I bee looking for?
@@LTTang for this season I've been fishing light line for the yellowfin tuna. 20-25 pound test line worked best. For the large bluefin you'll need to tart off with a 100 pound test line set up. It changes every season.
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More rod and reel for so cal fishing content!
You got it!
Can you post a link for the first reel you showed?
I'll try to do that tonight.
Here you go, sport-fishing.com/product/okuma-komodo-ss-400-series-power-handle-high-speed-low-profile-baitcaster-right-hand/
Komodo 400 Series has now been tried and tested to be a reliable and great reel at par with the Overpriced Tranx without the hefty price tag...
And how about shimano talica all this kind of fishing?
@Taevon mahi'ai why?
What is the model of the accurate reel
Looked like a two speed boss fury 500 or 600
How do you compare that komodo to a Lexa 400?
Check this out. th-cam.com/video/mRDzxy5oEro/w-d-xo.html
I would say the Lexa, especially the newer models are better than the Komodo.
what knot do you use Dan to tie your braid to mono....
I use two different ones, a double uni and also the RP knot, also known as the John Collins knot, both work for me.
Now which bait is used
first choice to school size tuna would be live bait. Second choice would be a 4.5 oz. Magic Metal jig.
1:55 and 1:57 different reel?
ballsofrock no it’s the same looks different tho
@@alexanderle835 lugs in one clip then lugless in a different clip. Might be the same model didn't look that hard but for sure it's a different reel
@@alexanderle835 who knows, maybe I'm tripping and he took the lugs out for the shot? Benefit of the doubt is given. You never know, right?
"spectra" and "spinning reels" is still considered taboo on sportfishing boats here on the West Coast, So Cal. Too many Noobs can't feel their spectra line and just let line out and tangle everyone is just frustrating with folks who do their homework. Noobs...DO YOUR HOMEWORK! STOP BEING A NOOB!!! Learn how to use a conventional reel!!!
What do you mean feel line
@@notfounder285 He is referring to how lots of people let out about 70 yards of spectra while live bait fishing because it is so limp before someone else brings it all in. the noobs in question pay out line faster than their baits swim the second the bait hits the water, in hope of letting the bait swim free, when in reality as long as it's swimming it's a great bait. they aren't able to feel their bait swimming, which is never acceptable, always keep track of what's going on so you never miss a hook set. If you watch Dan's older video called "how to tuna with the pros" they go through this exact scenario, and the captain calls this "wishing", not fishing... I recommend always fishing enough mono on your reel to cover twice the distance your bait will be swimming away from you so that you can keep a good stiff line out during the soak and strike... rubber band rigs and the like will obviously require a larger reel because you will be fishing deeper, and therefore be fishing more mono... If you have to upsize reels, do it. never cut corners. I fish a penn jigmaster with 40lb trilene big game all the way down the spool and people with fancy two-speeder braid setups look at me sideways until i'm the one winching on the biggest fish of the day, or better. (clean fresh line every trip, very important)...
why use Hooks so small? for tuna that size I'd be using 3/0 minimum. those fish pull so hard if you foul hook on the Jaw one the hook can chip on the lip and she's gone... I feel like a lot of these videos leave people more confused than anything.
why have braid to mono to floro, that's 3 weak points in the line unless you're running fg knots which take between 2 to 3 minutes to tie well then uni to uni, once again, weak spots. a lot more detail is needed in a lot of these videos...
@@Samurai_1619 good stuff,
MAN ! there different size fish thats why different size hooks DUH!
you fish straight braid?
Duh....blue fin right now down SD is biting on small hook....1/0 hook is the ticket!
Not to much info in this video.