The next day the fishing was just as good if not better.”The big fish hit on the seventh day of fishing, just after the sun came up.
https://ftw.usatoday.com/2019/02/record-size-yellowfin-tuna-almost-pulls-angler-overboard The current existing IGFA all-tackle world record for Yellowfin Tuna is 427-pounds and that fish was caught in Cabo San Lucas back in 2012.
To achieve an IGFA world record, only the angler can touch the rod, reel and line during the fight. “There was nothing erradic about the fish, but it did get into trouble at the stern and came up and breached for some reason. I thought I was going to get spooled.”Keith Drouet (top right, light-blue shirt) and his group pose with massive yellowfin tuna. The leaderboard is stacked and heavy with notables. Keith Drouet said that the massive yellowfin tuna he caught last Saturday, while fishing with friends off Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, nearly yanked him off the boat.“The drag was buttoned down, and when I pulled the rod out of the rod holder I almost went overboard,” Drouet, 44, told FTW Outdoors. However, even larger yellowfin tuna exist within their range in the eastern Pacific.
The first few boats fish there toward the end of October.”“On the first day we got there, we had very good fishing on 140- to 250-pound tuna,” said Justin. The world record yellowfin – caught south of Cabo San Lucas in 2012 – stands at 427 pounds. We know the closure of our Regional Exam Centers (REC) and Monitoring Units (MU) due to COVID-19 has negatively affected mariners, maritime employers, and the industry as a whole. Marlas Sport Fishing Guides and Charters. The crew was able to post a photo of the fish online from the boat, and that caused quite a stir in the fishing world.Not bad for an angler who had only ever made two long-range trips.“He picked it up real quick, and caught four fish over 200 pounds. bass fishing, and deer hunting Subscribe here to get the latest updates news on all things fishing right to your inboxThe fishing never let up and Capt. Roberto Osuna poses with giant yellowfin tuna. The world record bluefin tuna weighed 1,496 pounds and was caught off the shore of Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1979, according to the International Game Fish Association.
This fish could’ve very well been bigger than that world record and from the photos below you’ll easily get a sense of the enormous size.
Passengers entering national territory must present proof that they do not have Covid-19. BD Outdoors is a growing, passionate online fishing community providing in-depth The yellowfin tuna is among the larger tuna species, reaching weights over 180 kg (400 lb), but is significantly smaller than the Atlantic and Pacific bluefin tunas, which can reach over 450 kg (990 lb), and slightly smaller than the bigeye tuna and the southern bluefin tuna. Who: Raleigh Werking. Unfortunately, that move negated any hopes of claiming the IGFA world record for yellowfin tuna. 4-Pound-Test Line-Class Pacific Sailfish IGFA World Record. Luis Viyella together with Gabriel Pinto, Phillipe Coates and crew Jose Francisco Brea, Fevorinki Avila and Alberto de los Santos aboard the boat Lady Shell (Viking 68 sport fisherman) established a new world record (still pending confirmation) in spearfishing for this species, the previous biggest Yellowfin Tuna captured with spear was 353 pounds by Julian Allen-Ellis in Mexico in 2007 according to the International Spearfishing Association.On the other hand, and according to the IGFA (International Game Fishing Association) the world record for the biggest Yellowfin Tuna ever captured using Rod & Reel belongs to Guy Yacom, which was also captured in Mexico on September 18The fish was weighed a few hours after being captured using a certified scale and with over 20 witnesses on the dock at Marina Casa de Campo.Luis Viyella tells us that “it was an unforgettable experience, it was my first time spearfishing in blue waters and to capture a fish that is a world record.” Luis assures us that it was pure luck to find a fish this size and to capture it requires a lot of skill and knowledge in this type of fishing.Valhalla Boatworks—From CAD design to completed mold, the next chapter of Valhalla Boatworks' evolution continues with an insider’s look at the advanced technology and multi-million-dollar machinery used to execute the V-46’s cutting-edge desig … Our latest issue is hitting the docks now!
That’s 23 pounds heavier than the all-tackle world record – a 427-pound yellowfin caught off Cabo San Lucas in 2012.