Monster Striped Bass caught on Secret Spoon
Monster Striped Bass caught using a Secret Spoon on the TV Show Northeast Angling, See many more videos and photos at www.neangling.com/photogallery.htm
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Fishing Adventures #51 – Trolling a Monster Cobia in the Abu Dhabi Shipping Channel
Deep sea game sport saltwater fishing trip video offshore trolling in Abu Dhabi (not Dubai Fujairah Oman Kuwait Bahrain Doha Miami Beach or Bimini Bahamas) UAE in the shipping channel out of Port Mina Zayed. We are catching a monster cobia of 25 lbs on a diving Storm lure or plug. The trip finished with a great fish and a terrible line tangle. Please rate this video and leave a comment.
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Trolling Tips for Spanish or King Mackerel!!
http://www.reefari.com Heres some great fishing and trolling tips video for Spanish or King Mackerel. Always troll the deepwater points and reef ledges, as this is where mackerel will hold feeding for baitfish. No point trolling a desert, so work good deep ledges, points, and rocks which hold fish. This was an area I rarely fish or troll, but sticking to the above rule, we managed to find three nice Spanish Mackerel within an hour and topped the esky off nicely after catching a good feed of reef fish. Made for another top day out fishing. It pays to vary things up and adds another dimension to a great day out on the water. I’ll normally work an area for half an hour and if no luck move on. Keep an eye on the tides as certain areas will fish better on a certain tide. Just because no strikes, doesn’t mean there are no fish there. I’ll troll the same area again, but on the way back to port, maybe 6 hours later and a tide change can make all the difference.
Keep trying and trolling different rigs, I like to troll a mix of lures and baits, with wogs working really well around the islands. These are a great swimming rig with gar(ballyhoo), and very quick and easy to rig. Often if the mackerel are fussy and won’t hit lures, they’ll rig a swimming gar or wolf herring. You gotta love wogs and well worth giving a troll. Check out our other trolling videos and how to’s, but you should be able to troll 4 lures/baits out of most boats, Just stagger your lures and depths correctly. Run the lures in close and deep and the shallower rigged baits further back.
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Cheers Greg
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Yellowfin Tuna 123 Pounds
Mike Monge the Lizard King lands a beautiful 123 pound Yellowfin Tuna off of the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. We were on a Missionary event with BGMC of the First Assmblies of God and “Convoy of Hope” who provides meals for the poor and misfortunate all over the world. These people are the true heros of the world.
Lure challenge Xrap Magnum 20 V Rapala CD18 V JP Mungo Firestick
http://www.reefari.com This Lure Challenge puts three favourite lures up against each other to see what the best lure is. An interesting lure test with the Xrap Magnum 20 winning on the day, and also lost in battle in the end. These lures have been a great performer and also the Magnum Xrap 30 is a definate must have in your tackle box, and that good I would always have one in your lure spread. The amount of trips I’ve been on, and they been the gun lure, catching about twice the fish, per lure when compared to other lures. Other awesome lures are the Halco lazer pro, and RMG Scorpions.
They have great appeal and will catch fish of all species, from Mackerel to Coral trout and everything found amongst the Great barrier reef and edges. We also ran a Rapala CD18, one of the original famous Mackerel lures, and JP Mungo firestick deep divers, another awesome lure. Bit early in the mackerel season but knowing a few had been caught we thought we go for a quick troll around the nearby Keswick and St Bee Islands. First up a 17 Kg Spanish Mackerel fell to the Xrap Magnum 20 lure and we were pretty impressed. Bit more trolling and trying the local hot spots, ended up back at Singapore rock at the end of the day. Check the video out, but must have had a small mackerel on, which in turn got belted by a shark, ending up in alot of grief and hurt for me. I did the sensible thing and handed the rod over to Jason, as I am still recovering from a Spinal fusion operation. Long story short, the Shark won it’s freedom after a tense tug of war with Jason, And of course one less Magnum Xrap lure, and all on it’s first swim. Please keep an eye out for whaler shark around Singapore Rock!!
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cheers Greg
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Pesca atún Estrecho Gibraltar yate Austral video 2
Picada 8 atunes al currican con Halco Laser pro 19 cm
PICADA DE 8 ATUNES AL CURRICAN
Primera salida de la temporada a la pesca del atún al curricán con varias picadas múltiples. En este video se puede ver una picada de 8 atunes.
Trolling Halco Laser Pros 190 on the Great Barrier reef
http://www.reefari.com You gotta love Halco Laser Pro’s 190 lures, one of my favourites and a must have in your tackle box. In this fishing video we’re out trolling the reef edge and points. We scored a couple of nice fish, one Spanish Mackerel and one Shark mackerel in a matter of mnutes. So they do work and a great fish catcher. Great lure and more info below,
They’re a great lure incorporating strength, durability and one of the best fish catching ability. The outer body has extra secure hook anchoring and towing points that are built in as an integral part of the lure body. Halco’s Bullet proof bib securing system provides added strength and ensures faultless swiming performance trolling at high and low speeds between two and eight knots.
The halco lures are are now widely recognised as one of the world’s best bluewater trolling lures, this 47 gram lure can be trolled over a wide speed band, however its optimum speed for trolling for pelagics I like to tow is around 4 to 6 knots. Troll lures at a distances ranging from 10 to 50 metres from the boat. I like to run the crazy deep in close under the propwash, back about 30 feet. This also enables you to Troll more than one lure preferably three or four imitating a school of bait fish. Check out our other trolling videos with more info on this to maximise your success. More lures, more chances.
Remember, always troll your lures at different distances and angles from the boat. Not only does this cover more area, with the crazy deep lure in close it helps avoids tangles when turning the boat.
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Cheers Greg
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Choosing the Right Trolling Rod – The Next Bite – Season 5 – Site Bites
Keith Kavajecz breaks down all the lengths of rods and which ones will best fit your needs.