Manasquan 400# Tuna

[Foul Hook]

Brandon on the MIMI Sunday said he saw a large silver flash in the water by the boat, maybe a tuna? We boated a bunch of ling that day.

[Gumada]

Maybe Little It....inshore reefs to offshore reefs and maybe a little further or north and south. Same as the old days.

[penn50w]

Originally Posted by Gumada

Maybe Little It....inshore reefs to offshore reefs and maybe a little further or north and south. Same as the old days.

after the BASS showed up so early maybe this is the change back to the good ol' days

[dfish28]

The ghosts are always here this time of year in close, earliest I can say is May 15th from personal sight, but like clockwork, the 15th was at the inside gas can at the rocks

[Billfish715]

Originally Posted by Pauls1976

There have been a bunch of big ones brought in. The one I think you are referring to from Saturday was caught on a Sterling Tackle as Sterling’s tackle posted pictures of it on social media.

From the Instagram post, the two guys in the Regulator look like two captains I've met from the Jenny Lee. If so, they are real pros who know what they are doing. That's a big fish by any standards and a real challenge to catch and haul onboard a small boat.

[Legacy]

The larger bluefins are being caught in the canyons from the Toms down south to the Spencer. Smaller bluefins are mixed in the same areas and even further south to the Wilmington and Washington.

[shresearchdude]

Catching one a landing means that they were ready.

Just reminding those that don't do this every year so they are ready when tuna show up...I'm not an expert on the matter but catching one by accident(bringing it to the boat-by luck) and keeping it without a permit would probably mean fines..

https://hmspermits.noaa.gov/