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Originally Posted by BCinerie
Jay-
6 pack vs head boat . That would make for a great debate!!! I would say I favor the head boats for tuna, my reasons are 1. I like a bigger boat, if it gets nasty on the ride out or back!! and sitting on anchor in 4-7 ft seas a head is still pretty stable 2. Cash 3. I like the longer 48 plus type trips not many charters do that 4. More lines in the water means more chance to hook up and see what the fish want. 5. unless the charter is out everyday the head boats are out there and know whats going on. 6. I favor the Gambler because it is the best damn boat around Capt and crew are second to none. Everyone has their favorites and so do I. How many boats start off ther 48 hour trips with a prayer??? Gotta give to the Gambler !!!
MY 2 cents
BC
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I couldn't agree any LESS except for the fact that the head boats are bigger. Very much slower. You can't be great at every kind of fishing. Though I know Gambler is a great boat and great crew. The tuna fishing is very spuratic the charters are out all the time and have very good intel. I would bet if the Gambler was out there more often through the season you would have a better result then they are currently having. But man I'm rooting for them. Been doing this a long time and hands down would rather fish a 6 pack for tuna but head boat for most else
