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Ikejime Bluefin Tuna - Melbourne, Australia

"Blue fin tuna are one of the most sort after forms of fish food world wide. It’s beneficial to know how to properly care for your catch after you have decided to keep it.

I am a firm believer if you can’t care for the resource then let it go. Knowing the skills and having the tools to despatch these tasty fish adequately is paramount.

Here I am demonstrating how to core the fish using the wire tool provided. This kills the nerve endings and relaxes the fish flesh instantly.

This little tool kit made by u/theikipik" in WA has everything you need to get the job done right."

Video by: Dreamcatcher II Sportfishing

u/tackleworldusa — 2 days ago
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Bluefin Tuna Charter - Bachelor Party

I am having my bachelor party in Cape cod September 10-13, and want to go on a bluefin tuna charter one day. There will be 6 of us, and 4/6 are avid fishermen, while 2 just enjoy being on a boat. This will be my first time in Cape Cod, so any charter recommendations would be greatly appreciated as well as anything I should be aware of/prepared for. If we book a charter for bluefin tuna, would be strictly be fishing for those or would we fish for other species as well?

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u/kp232323 — 4 days ago
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PE question

OK so I have a 3 day coming up, one setup has a new Accurate Valiant 1000 2 speed. I'm really hearing good things about Varivas PE but the only 1200m rolls I find say 1200m continuous line on 10 100m spools.

Why so.lany spools? I'm planning to have a shop put my line and topshot on the reel but I want to bring my own line and wanted to make sure they would be able to use this to spool the reel or would it not work because of the multiple spools?

Thanks for any input!

u/FistofDiplomacy — 9 days ago