Kayak YELLOWFIN TUNA! - Palm Beach, Florida

DEEP BLUE Kayak Fishing Charters landed the largest documented Yellowfin Tuna caught off a kayak in Florida. This #37.5lb Tuna ate a large Blue Runner is roughly 220 feet of water. This is why we love fishing offshore because you never know what you'll hook in the DEEP BLUE!
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[@dcgo44r]

nice!
a Yellowfin is always a yellowfin" lol! great catch!!!

[@KeyWestKayakFishing]

Great catch. That Gulf Stream brings all the varieties around. Don't hear too many of those caught too often. Extremely rare down here in the Keys.

[@DeepbluekayakfishingLLC]

Yeah we thought it was a monster Blackfin but a Yellowfin was a nice surprise!

[@Ipera78]

Nice catch Eric...

[@YakNinja]

Nice man...been waiting for the vid. True to the name! How deep?

[@Mattp36fishing]

booked to fish with you guys for 2 days in June. Can't wait man.

[@DeepbluekayakfishingLLC]

Yes sir...we look forward to the trip!

[@d.nastyfishing6091]

that would be a nice suprise outta boca raton /Boynton beach. great job

[@kayakfishingtourspanama6360]

Nice catch, one from the Deep Blue ...

[@paintermike184]

Awesome dude

[@kennynewell85]

Sick!

[@ChrisWrightDVM]

Awesome rare catch! Just curious, what was your INTENDED target with that bait? Mahi or wahoo? Did you use a circle? And what month? I never see them down here.

[@DeepbluekayakfishingLLC]

Sailfish, Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo, King Mackerel are the most common catches in our waters. But in the winter and spring months Yellowfin Tuna do migrate through. So right place right time its definitely a possibility in hooking one. This was caught on a wire stinger rig.

[@mcopilot]

what license do you need in florida to fish for yellowfin tuna?

[@DeepbluekayakfishingLLC]

Go nzo you just need a salt water license to fish for them but you need an HMS permit to harvest it.

[@user-vy8ly4hs7y]

@@DeepbluekayakfishingLLC I called their tuna department and they said that if I fish from a kayak I dont need an hms