Recommended Offshore Lures for Tuna and Dorado | Captain Ali Explains Why
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- Local Knowledge host, Ali Hussainy takes a moment to lay out some of his favorite offshore lures from this year's Local Knowledge adventures. "These lures may look a little beat up, but that's the goal for a lure designed to get the bite and take the punishment of big, mean fish. We have tried them all in the places we have fished and three of Nomad's designs have proven to us over and over again that they will catch just about anything that swims. The Riptide, Madscad and Chug Norris have become our go-to lures on the water. They come in a huge variety of colors and all feature the ultimate tough-built construction, born of their origination on the Great Barrier Reef."
Riptide Long Cast : www.nomadtackle.com/collectio...
"The Riptide Long Cast has a weight inside that lets us get distance on a larger spinning outfit while still matching the hatch of smaller baitfish that the tuna have dialed in on," said Ali. "Heavy-duty single hooks and a small profile make this the ideal small lure for big fish."
Riptide 105 Fast Sink is a long-casting, heavily weighted, but small and very strong stickbait. Designed as a subtle presentation for big fish, it is through wired for strength and fitted with extra strong hooks. It is ideal for shore casting or long casting from boats.
Madscad : www.nomadtackle.com/collectio...
"The Madscad has been successful for just about every species that Rush and I have chased during trips," commented Ali. "The Madscad has been particularly successful for dorado in our experience, but we've also caught striped marlin on them too. They are just deadly for all predatory fish!"
The Madscad is a twichbait that can be used on nearly every species for casting and trolling. It is by far the most versatile lure in the range and just catches fish. Everything eats madscads! With sizes ranging from small 3.5″ twitchbaits that are perfect for bass, redfish, tarpon, snook, roosterfish, stripers and bluefish, through to the larger 8″ big baits for tuna, wahoo, yellowtail, cubera, and GTs, there is a Madscad for every species imaginable.
Chug Norris : www.nomadtackle.com/collectio...
The Chug Norris is the undisputed king of the waves when it comes to poppers, and the smaller sizes are just as much at home in freshwater or in the backcountry. It is super easy to pop, it hangs in the water and won't "pull out" when popped. This popper is all about being easy to use, and it does not require much effort to get a very big pop due to the unique body shape and hydrodynamic design. It can also be worked with subtle small pops and twitched across the surface in the smaller sizes to get an amazing walk the dog action that drives fish crazy.
The unique body shape and balance of the Chug Norris means that it is ideal for a huge range of species, from small freshwater applications through to the biggest predators offshore.
"Nomad created a new size class of the Chug Norris for SoCal anglers," said Ali. "If you need a lure to make longer casts, this new 150 size was made just for you. It is a tuna favorite and will reach out and touch them."
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Local Knowledge Fishing Show come to Nantucket to get the monster bluefin tuna and giant striped bass.
Also how to keep bait alive and what bait you can keep in bait pens.
Please check out our Yellowtail Tips video in the "Studio" section of our channel.
Outstanding show, Ali! I think I might grab a couple of the riptides for the bag! Thanks for producing these short but informative episodes!
Thanks for watching Roger. There's a reason NOMAD lures have made a name for themselves so quickly. They really can't be beat for design, action and value.
Awesome video. I subscribed over a year ago and watch all your videos, but this "how to videos" are great for us rookie fishermen that are still trying to learn about terminal tackle and where and how to use it. Keep em up and I'll keep on watching
Thanks so much Simon. Hope you're having a great season.
Love the content. Extremely helpful
WE love to hear it!
Thanks for the info Ali!
We hope it helps!
Thank you for posting! I am new to the game. Born and raised in OK looking forward to fising the Sea of Cortez and Pacfic Coast for the first time.
You're gonna have some fun. Keep watching the channel. A lot of what we will be covering will help you catch more in those areas for sure.
Love your vids bro.very very informative.
Glad you like them! Anything in particular you guys would like us to explain?
Love the information
Awesome!
Thanks for info Cap 🤙🏻
Any time!
Love the tips and gear videos, would like to see a techniques video for fishing these
Thank you! We are working on it
Great stuff !!! Keep'em coming (u-Tube videos). Know you are able to use any gear you want and you have a nice selection of Penn rods/reels. Nice to know they work fine out there in So.Cal. which is considered one of the great proving grounds for its' assortment of fighting fish.
THanks John. Fortunately there's a lot of great gear out there these days for fishermen. That said, we do love our PENN stuff!
Would love to see some videos of your go to line "knots"
for the various mainline, leader line, and hooks that you
endorse/use.
Got one for you, that's easy to tie, that would be a fun and
GREAT knot to be familiar with. The "GT/Reverse Albright"
knot. (braid to leader)
That's top of the list for new content. We will have some stuff very soon on this.
Im at about 3 dozen different Nomads now (the full gammet) with a couple of DTX 220s inbound for wahoo (hot pink mac & phantom). I would be VERY interested in a video for us newbies about a sort of overview to what to expect on a 3 day & longer trip & favorite colors, strategies & gear appropriate to what you are chasing - know thats a big question but I really hope to learn as many details as possible. I have so far an ocea plugger for casting & 2 stellas (14k & 20k). For trolling - a makaira 16ii w a phenix black diamond. 7' XH & a 7'6"H. For the lighter stuff Id really like to hear what you like (rod/reel set up). I try to buy the absolute best & so far it has served me well. By lighter I refervto dorado & football tuna flylining livebait & casting smaller surface & subsurface lures.
Hey Jim, thanks for writing us. We have a half dozen Nomad specific videos coming before summer. Keep an eye out here.
Just came across your channel and I like what I've seen! I live in Yuma, AZ and I want to get into some saltwater fishing. Do you guys offer half day trips or anything? Keep up the GREAT work. You have a new subscriber. 👍👍
I'm assuming you are talking about west coast. We don't offer charters but there is tons of great operations out of San Diego. We would suggest a 3/4 day boat as it's a whole day and you will have a better chance at catching through the tide changes. Seaforth Landing, Point Loma Sportfishing, H&M and Fishermans Landing are where we cut our teeth long ago.
@@LocalKnowledge Sounds good! Are there any one's you'd recommend over the other's?
@@ryanmoeller3308 Hi Ryan saw your question & am researching same. Im 1 hr N of SF & hoping to get down to SD for same. All the guys I talk to out on the water seem to like the Pacific Queen. Also the 3 day trip is supposed to be best bang for the buck. Gd luck.
Hey! Ali, what do you recommend when tying onto chug Norris 180 with a clip or straight braid
5' Of 60 or 80' flouro is our go to. Thanks.
Thanks much Ali..
How about the Shimano waxwings?
We don't really use them offshore. They are great lures though.
How deep can you fish the madscad 150?
It fishes just under the surface. It's not made to fish deep.
What about the halco max 130
Or a good ole rattle trap
That's a great offshore lure also.
Great lure but not made for saltwater. Check out some of Rapalas other saltwater offering on their site. Good stuff.
What kind of a Spinning Rod is that?
Penn Carnage III
@@LocalKnowledge Thank you.
Only nomad lures are recommended 😂
Interesting
It's no secrect that we support our partners. There are tons of great brands out there. Use a similar style in your favorite. Good luck.
those tunas are too small
OK. Thanks for the tip.
Nice info but you guys ride your sponsors too much. There are so many better gear options and it wouldn’t hurt to mention them
We just talk about what we fish and the sponsors are the ones that help us bring you this content. There's tons of good tackle options out there. Use what works for you!