Liberty Bluefin Fishing Part 1: Don't Make The Mistakes We Did!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2021
- Full day fishing on the Liberty out of Fisherman's Landing in San Diego, CA.
Equipment:
30lb bait: Trini 14A/Seeker PS85
40lb bait: Fathom 25N2sp/Seeker CJB80 blue
40lb jigs: Torium 16/Calstar 100j
60lb jigs: Valiant 600N/Seeker CJB80H blue
I finally went out on my first trip for 2021! Joined a few friends on the Liberty out of Fisherman's Landing in San Diego, CA. The goal was to chase the elusive bluefin offshore.
The Captain and Crew of the Liberty delivered once again! One of the best, if not the best, full day trip I've ever been on! Awesome weather with biting bluefin close to port.
Enjoy!
Glad to see you back on the vids. Enjoy yours a lot! Had to lol when captain started talking about gear at 7min mark 😂
Glad you caught that! Lol. He was admonishing us while we were hooked up on the wrong gear! 😂. He wasn’t wrong. ✌️
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 when he said minimum 20, I had to pause to look at your gear because from top pov it looks like 20, was shocked when description said 14. That’s one helluva ride there 😂
Good to see that you got out on the water Greg.
Thanks bro! 🤙
Finally a new video
Awesome bro I caught my PBs on that boat!!
Greg! Long time, glad you got out. Classic tag team battle with Moon. Just got back myself from SD, first outings this year. Great video as always and nice grade fish. Tough buggers but fun! We crushed a few with Ping on the Alicia using the correct gear a few days ago...😁🍻🐟
What’s up, Marcel! Sounds like you crushed them bro! Congrats! 🤙🤙🤙
There's that intro song!! It's been so long!!
I would of stuck to 40lb but downsized to a non ringed #4 or 6 mutu. Your hook looked huge on your 40 setup. Nice vid
Hahaha I felt that squatting position wanting to die because you hooked a big one
Not the worst thing to drop down in line if you have enough line and a forgiving rod. Especially with a good circle hook.
I do the same I drop down in gear if I don't get bit. I'd rather have a heartache then a classic bluefin tuna boat ride.
The recent bft should really be fished at 60lb and up. They're even biting 130lb sinker rigs around gray light and on overcast mornings. Lighter line = longer fight & possible heartaches. The grade of fish changes by the hour so be prepared to put your jigsticks away and pull out the xxxh setup
Definitely need to be fishing the right gear! 👍
Damn I was afraid of that. So the typical 25-40lb gear for full days is now too light for these blues?
For these fish definitely the case. Who knows how long this will last tho.
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 good point. I was kinda hoping I'd be able to catch them on the gear that I have though. But I'm not sure if a 20-50lb setup would manage
@@goosnavslakovic4908 They caught 37bft around 15lbs today so don’t toss the light stuffs away yet. Things change so quickly.
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 good point
Noticed you started belly hooking over butt hooking @5:00 any reason for differentiating the two? The tuna only really been biting 20-25lb live lining locally during the day. Last Sunday I was on the enterprise and a guy hooked a 80lber+ on 20 😂💀 it’s been a tuff bite!
Yeah they get super finicky sometimes. I actually hook bait the same way all the time. Near the anal fin. 👍
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 what rods do you run your Newell’s on? Both bait & iron setups
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 rn I’m using a calstar 270-8 on my g229 & a teramar 90h (1st gen) on my 322 for the iron. Looking for ideas for another jigstick
@@fvaldez714 Those are great rods for those applications reels! I use a Phenix Abyss 1007 and ULUA s/b with my p322.
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 what do you like to throw on your phenix 1007 & your s/b ulua? I’ve seen a 1007 for sale, looked enticing but it wouldn’t fit in my small car! Same with a calstar 100j
Nice fishing with motherboard 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 lot off strike and lot off angler
I was wondering what pound flouro and gear you reccomend
For the fishing they’re doing now bring 30lb 40lb 60lb for bait. Optional 80lb setup for jigs if bigger models are around. 🤙
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 ok thanks 🤙
Is that Huan ?
What setups did you use?
Equipment updated in description 🤙
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 thanks 🤙🏼 gonna give it a shot locally here in Newport. They were a couple miles out a couple weeks ago but with their mouth closed 😐😂
@@fvaldez714 That’s so freaking awesome! Bluefin right off the beach! 💪
@@jigslingersfishingchannel3713 man moon sure knows how to pull on 30 it’s inspirational
Dude, good info on gear. But 32 min video and still don't get to see the fish?
Tough fish 🤙
Unbelievable l saw penn 4/0, spinning reel, Newell,. What are these guys thinking. You should only used 2 speed reel that put out 30-40 pounds of drag. Tuna fishing with 2 speed reel only!!!!
2-speed reels really help! 🤙
How does 2 speed help? What does it do being on low gear?
@@trident2309 you don't know anything about 2 speed reels .wow. if the fish is far away you use high speed. When the fish is under the boat switch to low gear and you just crank him. Its easier to use a 2 speed reel. If you are fishing for big fish any over 40 pound use 2 speed. All my reels are 2 speed shimano talica or avet 2 speed you have to buy the quality reels to catch big fish.
@@trident2309 go ahead and use your one speed reels. And I will use my 2 speed reels. My information comes from going on 10 day long range fishing trips.
@ Tri Dent two speed reels are kinda like bikes with gears. The gear ratio changes which means it is easier to turn the handle but you won't get very much line back. Less fatigue on the angler, easier to turn the handle. Single speeds still get em, killed a 180 pounder on my avet hx in about an hour. Tight lines
What size Trinidad
14A
2nd oof
1:50 that anti coke boat. Never going on there for sure til they start selling coke not pepsi.
You get it 🤙
The adds😵😵😵
It’s TH-cam 🤷🏻♂️
Taking a knee on 30lb seriously
I have several videos of people fishing bluefin tuna why do people continue to bring spinning reels and bass reels. This is tuna fishing you should fish no lighter than 40lb fluorocarbon and 80lbs spectra 30-80 rod Shimanotalica16 2speed, fathom 40 2speed, avet lx raptor 2 speed. Another rod would be 60lb-100lb with Shimano talica 20 or 25, avet hxw raptor 2 speed, fathom 60 2 speed with 100lb spectra and 80lbs fluorocarbon. Last rod 60lb-13 rod with 130lb spectra and 100lb fluorocarbon penn international 30 or 50, Shimano talica 50, avet san deigo special 50 and etc.
Can't bring a knife to a gunfight for sure