gamechanger
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Hey guys, with the Big El Nino forecast for this year I think we are going to have lot's of warm water on the coast this summer, and that means tuna will be around close to the coast.
Anyone interested in joinging us for an offshore overnight tuna trip? I was thinking about August 30-31, Sept 1 somewhere in there. Overnight at Mills Landing first night, figure things out, gas up boats and jerry's, ice the coolers, make a plan, head offshore the next morning 40-60 miles out or whatever (use satellites, ocean temps, tuna trackers, tips from fisherman) spend the night rafted or anchored offshore somewhere and head back the next day, stay at Mills that night.
We could prob accommodate about 20 people if your not fussy on beds/pullouts etc...at Mills Landing, guys could sleep on the boats too if there's lots of interest.
Should be an unreal trip, I've always wanted to do this, but we've never got it organized early enough.
We should go as a big fleet, 24 footers and up, I think we'd be much more successful at finding tuna out there with lots of boats. Who's in?
Hey guys, with the Big El Nino forecast for this year I think we are going to have lot's of warm water on the coast this summer, and that means tuna will be around close to the coast.
Anyone interested in joinging us for an offshore overnight tuna trip? I was thinking about August 30-31, Sept 1 somewhere in there. Overnight at Mills Landing first night, figure things out, gas up boats and jerry's, ice the coolers, make a plan, head offshore the next morning 40-60 miles out or whatever (use satellites, ocean temps, tuna trackers, tips from fisherman) spend the night rafted or anchored offshore somewhere and head back the next day, stay at Mills that night.
We could prob accommodate about 20 people if your not fussy on beds/pullouts etc...at Mills Landing, guys could sleep on the boats too if there's lots of interest.
Should be an unreal trip, I've always wanted to do this, but we've never got it organized early enough.
We should go as a big fleet, 24 footers and up, I think we'd be much more successful at finding tuna out there with lots of boats. Who's in?