We'll do our best to ensure that you bring home all the land fish and lobsters caught during the trip. Tuna that is below the limit set by the federal government can be taken home according to the permitted regulations. The private rental boat will only have one captain who will control the boat and, by the way, you, with those closest to you, can start fishing and luring tunas from the deep sea, with your fishing rod and cane well prepared. Also, keep in mind that everything you need to fish for tuna on rental boats, such as rod, cane, reel, etc., is now available on the rental boat.
You don't need to bring your own when you go to rent a boat. This adds to the fun even more, since you don't have luggage and you don't have to keep an eye on expensive fishing gear all the time. Tuna Hunter is known to catch 400-pound bluefin tuna while fishing for striped bass, so be prepared. If a tuna passes by, Captain Gary will be sure to try to hook it up.
Bluefin tuna fishing is true sport fishing: Tuna Hunter has an arsenal of five meticulously maintained Penn 130s mounted on custom Hardy rods. After explaining to you what you should do while fishing for tuna on a rental boat, let's share a real experience of fishing on a rental boat and how exactly tuna behaves, below in detail. The rental boat is propelled at high speed and the tuna is already attracted, so it comes right behind the boat. So, hook it up with the cane and take it to the boat before it recovers breathable oxygen, something that tunas are known to do in a matter of seconds, even in that state of tiredness and recovery.
The other member can continue to make friends, where he can throw small pieces of meat into the water near the boat, and the other can hold his fishing rod to catch the seduced tuna. Giant bluefin tuna is a specialty of Captain Gary, who has been fishing for tuna all along the Atlantic coast since 1980. Otherwise, you'll lose your tuna in no time, because one wrong hit and one puncture will give tired tuna the shock it needs so badly to fight the fisherman hard. Cod and haddock are abundant in tuna grounds, so charters often bring home hearty steaks for dinner with seafood.
You have to be very careful; otherwise, blood will clot in the areas of tuna meat, ruining the taste of the fish. We just don't want you to get stuck on a local half-day trip to Rock Cod when you really wanted to fish for tuna on the high seas. You can attract tuna by trolling, where you'll have a fishing rod attached to a big fish or a piece of meat hanging from the hook. Staying in the water for as long as possible, alive, will ensure that the tuna meat is fresher and tastier.
Only passionate people would understand how adventurous it is, and those who embark on the chartered boat as mere spectators attending the excursions will find the experience full of emotion.
