Tuna is one of the most common and widely found oily fish species in the world's oceans. The various types of Tuna will be found in different climatic conditions, these oceans ranging from relatively cold freezing water to quite warm water conditions.
Validating the importance of matching the lure color and the scent of the lure to the bait fish found in area for maximum success!
Having the correct water temperature is one of the most important factors in successfully finding tuna!
More miles you cover, the more fish you will encounter.
Tackle must be considered heavy duty for catching big fish.
Big lures get big fish, Small lures get small fish.
Fish can tell the difference between a hard and soft lure.
The fish is raised the fish should divert their interest away from the teaser.
Marlin will often shake their heads vigorously the moment they feel thehooks.
Making trolling lure a more and more effective.
Step one: Set a bait trail behind the boad.
Reefs, canyons and even the continental shelf are prime examples.
Marlin always attacks vertically and never turns on their side to eat a lure.
Each lure has a specific position in the spread. Long corner, short corner and short rigger and long rigger.
A few tricks to getting the bites.
The biggest fish traditionally come from NSW waters.
Tuna are very messy eaters and leave a lot of scraps when they feed
I highly recommend you stay out till its dark.
Setting up the right hook rig is something you can always improve.
Anglers think that cubing produces the best results for tuna.
First few seconds after the hook up are possibly the most critical moments.
It's an advantage in using 4 stroke engines to attract fish.
Anytime, because fish don't read the time.
Different distances will make the spread look more natural.
Generally a smaller lure like a bullet head with little action works best in this position.
One of the ultimate spreads have dark colours that stand out against the wash, like purple and dark blue.