Besides the casting & livebait trolling rigs, can we use saltwater bottom casting rigs for trolling instead of fishing with them only when stationary? I believe that livebait trolling rigs are actually bottom casting ones, but set up in a particular way (headstarter sinker, trolling hook & specific live baits). So, my question is if we can use them without this specific setup for trolling.
there has to be a reduced bite rate if you throw the lure only 25ft from the boat. That’s like the most unrealistic thing ever, not a single fish in real life would come 25ft away from the boat to bite a lure when a 700 horsepower engine is on.
@@maaaxxd372 Salmon in rivers is completely different though. You don’t have a huge motor so close to the lure. Also it’s very common to row for salmon instead of trolling since you don’t need a huge boat in a river. In nordic countries most people just row the boat when trolling for salmon.
The tuna jumping is so awesome!
yes, i like it a lot to.
Besides the casting & livebait trolling rigs, can we use saltwater bottom casting rigs for trolling instead of fishing with them only when stationary?
I believe that livebait trolling rigs are actually bottom casting ones, but set up in a particular way (headstarter sinker, trolling hook & specific live baits).
So, my question is if we can use them without this specific setup for trolling.
This was really helpful! Thank you!
W I went out to that spot and instantly got a bluefin tuna and a trophy marlin
There are two DLCs, which one is better?
the expensive one
Thank you.
If you are the captain and piloting the boat aren’t you going to miss out on a lot of money and xp ?
Don't think so, you just do the circle tacks.
can you invite people to boat that don't have the DLC?
you can if they are level 83
Any idea what the cost of dlc's will be?
Ocean Voyager Pack 38,99€, Japan Odyssey Pack 58,99€
Wow.... For no free night Jump and 19 new fish .... I'm out.
there has to be a reduced bite rate if you throw the lure only 25ft from the boat. That’s like the most unrealistic thing ever, not a single fish in real life would come 25ft away from the boat to bite a lure when a 700 horsepower engine is on.
I mean 25 meters
Its btw m not feet.
@@carsforpeople3351 you'd be surprised... trolling for salmon in rivers irl we put them back 35-60 ft... 25 meters doesn't seem too low
@@maaaxxd372 Salmon in rivers is completely different though. You don’t have a huge motor so close to the lure. Also it’s very common to row for salmon instead of trolling since you don’t need a huge boat in a river. In nordic countries most people just row the boat when trolling for salmon.
25 meters is equal to about 82 feet.