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Thank you for watching. Glad to hear you enjoyed it.

It was awesome, no issues with crowding for me.

Thanks for watching. Its the best I could do with the footage, will try to get more angles on the next vid.

We had a great trip!

No problem, I will put something together with more of the how.

Thanks for the comment and watching the vid! I'll use it again when I need it.

It's hard to beat a wide open bite! Thanks for watching and the comment!

You are 100% right, I ended up applying more pressure to all the fish after the first one. The first fish in the video was the first knife jig fish of the trip and I was unsure how big it was. I kept it in high and waited for it to turn back around and swim at the boat so I kept it in high gear. We live and we learn so thank you for the comment!

I have my bass boat full of shimano reels so it was only right to transition the brand over to saltwater gear. I've upgraded from speedmaster to talica on the 12ii last year, it was a bit odd to my ocd having the spm along with the tac 8 and 20. Also, I got a Penn Fathom 2 40 for sinker rigs so you'll see those on this next trip if we find some bft 150+ft in the day time. On one of my other videos someone asked for a video on my gear so I am going to get started on it once the 40 shows up.

I considered doing exactly that and have no reservations about fishing it again. Although I am planning on keeping it as a momento from this trip. If push comes to shove, we are gonna fish it again but for now it is retired. I believe it got bent from the amount of fish it put on the deck. Thank you for the comment and the support!

The ones in my bag right now were purchased last year (or the year before) from one of the landings or the local shop here in Phoenix. I'm not too sure the color matters at all, as long as it sinks fast and gets in front of them.

I like the tranx 500 especially for poppers. I'll be glad to do a video of the rods and reels I take with me. Thanks for asking and watching the videos!

Hi here is the link. facebook.com/thefishkarma

It was a great trip. Chuck put us on the fish!

Yes indeed!

Vincent, thank you for the question about the hook. Later today I will film a video on how I rig my knife jigs. Am I the best? No. Although I am sharing what I have learned thus far. The hook in this video was a 10/0 floating around in my hook box. I think it was a Mustad but I am not entirely sure that is correct. Since this video I changed to a jobu hook you will see in the video I make today. Check back later on for the knife jig rigging vid!

Frank, it was!

The fishing was so good it made me look like I can catch a few.

It was a trip of a lifetime. For some of the guys on our charter it was their first trip so they got totally ruined.

Hey thank you Matt, I appreciate you watching. Still trying to get better at this filming and editing thing.

Of course, I was throwing a 400g jig on an irod XXH rail rod (model no. SOS746SR) and Talica 20 with 100lb braid. You watching the vid and leaving a comment is much appreciated. Tight lines!

​@@boycefishingwhat size leader?

@@cristinearias6613 i was using a 300lb leader from Fish Karma

Good point, thanks for the comment. This was not an open party trip so we all knew one another.

Thanks for the comment. It was a very fun trip.

Thanks for toughing it out and cringing through as much of the video as you did. The captain put it in low for the last 100ft, fish was tail hooked so I thought it was bigger than it was. I'm certainly not perfect.

​@@boycefishingsit this one out. Bro told no lies. That fish ate you.

Good to see another AZ guy. We try to run a few trips a year and you are welcome to come along if we have room for you.

Thanks for the feedback. It was the first tuna of the night and tail hooked, I thought it was bigger than it ended up being.

Thanks for the comment, good question. It was the first tuna of the night and tail hooked, I thought it was bigger than it ended up being.

Thank you Tyler. I replied to your question about the tackle on the Dorado video btw.

We were surely blessed to have such a great trip. I was using irod's and talica's for both parts. For the dorado, SWK763BR for the 25lb and SWK764BR for the 40lb. The tuna were all on the XXH rail rod SOS746SR.

Thank you for the support! I am glad you enjoyed it!

Glad to hear you enjoy it, thank you for watching. I am still trying to figure out how long to make these videos and improve at editing them. The next trip is 3 weeks away!

@@boycefishing which boat?

@@litoleuterio7924 we were on the voyager out of seaforth landing

@@litoleuterio7924 Sorry, i misunderstood and the light bulb just turned on. We are going out on the Legend.

Reason I ask , I’m going on ranger 85 week of the 24th .

Thanks for watching. I always enjoy my time on the boat and plan on going back again soon.

@@boycefishing thank you for your video

I get it lol. If just one person finds this useful, then mission accomplished :)

Thank you Matt!

The biggest ones caught were around 20, so nothing to write a book about. This trip was one of the first to go south and look around when the bluefin shut off. You can hear the captain saying we don't know what to expect going down there. It was a great trip given how many single digit fish counts were coming in around the time of the trip.

the rod is the iRod Kaimana SWK906JR. It is 9' rated 30-80lb. Thank you for watching and the comment. Don't forget to subscribe if you like the content!

@@boycefishing Thannks bro sick video, I have a 6ft rated 30-80lb will that work too

​@@ecgonefishing1099 I'm glad you like it, thanks again! For casting lures, most people use 9ft and 10ft rods. 6ft is probably too short for getting a ton of distance with a surface iron but if that is all you have it shouldn't stop you from giving it a try. In the video I was throwing a colt sniper 120g that is a bit heavier than a typical surface iron.

Hey, thank you for watching and subbing. I am working on some new videos to post soon!