Captains Andy and Rich headed back up to Point Judith to get in on a red hot school tuna fishing bite. Captain Mike Neto of the Adrianna Fishing Charters shared his secrets for small boat tuna fishing. The bite was non-stop and they caught way too many bluefin tuna, false albacore, and green bonito to count. Some of the fish were nearly 30lbs and all were caught on only medium weight conventional tackle. The fish were following around the draggers and were even caught on jigs.
“This was the first show we did with Capt Mike Neto. Several days earlier I had passed through these waters headed north to the Vineyard. During the trip I stopped several times for some very good school bluefin tuna fishing. This was also the very first time anyone in the country had access to the new butterfly jigging system which would eventually revolutionize jig fishing.” Capt Andy LoCascio
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Preview Clips
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Frequently Asked Questions
They headed up to Point Judith to participate in an active school tuna fishing bite, where they caught a variety of species including bluefin tuna, false albacore, and green bonito.
All the fish were caught using medium weight conventional tackle, demonstrating that this gear is effective for catching large tuna and other species such as false albacore and green bonito.
The butterfly jigging system, which was introduced during this show, is innovative in the jig fishing community and has potential to revolutionize the way anglers fish with jigs, offering new techniques for catching tuna.
Yes, if viewers have questions about the equipment used in the show, they can contact the producers for details. Additionally, there are recommendations available for tuna trolling, jigging, and plugging gear.
The anglers caught bluefin tuna, some nearly 30 pounds, along with false albacore and green bonito, indicating a productive and diverse fishing experience in the area.
Yes, there are multiple links provided to watch preview clips and the full-length tuna fishing show on YouTube, allowing viewers to see the fishing action and techniques showcased by Capt Mike Neto and others.
