Tuna Fishing - Fishing For Tuna Can Be a Frustrating Hobby - Find Out How to Attract and Catch More |
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By: Thomas Ethan Posted: 2009-04-16 07:57:00 |
| There is something magical about seeing a shining tuna burst through the surface of the ocean as it begins its magnificent fight. These beautiful creatures truly live up to their well known reputation. Here are a few techniques that will have you attracting and catching more tuna today!Spending money on bigger and better equipment will only get you so far. Even then, you are not guaranteed to catch more tuna. Experience is what truly makes all the difference when fishing for tuna. Without the right knowledge you will be wasting a lot of time and energy with no payout at the end.Did you know that trolling at slower speeds, from 5 to 8 miles per hour, is more effective than trolling at faster speeds? Additionally, if you are trolling with squid bar, do you know the proper shape to increase your chances of attracting more tuna? Squid bars should always be diamond shaped. When these lures are pulled through the water it simulates the formation that many large schools of bait fish use. Regardless of the type of lures that you elect to use, present the fish with a multiple range of flashy bait to create the allusion of distressed bait fish.Additionally, when fishing for tuna, did you know that you should be on the lookout for dolphins, whales or sharks? Whales, in particular, are known to attract large schools of tuna. If you see them, try and fish behind them.Understanding just a few basic tuna fishing techniques can truly make all the difference in your success or failure. |
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