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[link=(http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/sfa/hms/Compliance_Guide/Rec/Rec_Compliance_Guide_Tuna.pdf)]Bluefin Regulations[/link] If you read this, it is legal to catch a bluefin incidentally, you can not "target" the bluefin, so long as a yellowfin is around it seems legal ...

[link=(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPwzPSi9zaY&feature=g-upl)]Video[/link] My buddies came across a school of Bluefin Tuna in the gulf this past weekend. I have watched every episode of Wicked Tuna, and it doesn't have any footage of bluefin schooling like this. ...

Reel Screamers could do definitely take care of you inshore, but I wouldnt go offshore with him... there are several better offshore guides. I would check with Moran's marina in Fourchon... he has a great offshore captain, and probably has a solid inshore guide. Also you can't go wrong with Apex...

[link=(http://www.kplctv.com/story/15669386/two-whooping-cranes-found-dead-in-jefferson-davis-parish)]Two Whooping cranes shot[/link] dumb kids...

I would like to know the prices of the booze :cheers:...

How long is he going to take to pay it off? And if he is putting up that much money--should have gone Venture, Contender, Regulator, Freeman before going with Hydra Sport....but at least he didn't buy a Cape Horn...

[quote]when he was tied up was a good fisherman and I would fish with him again (name escapes me).[/quote] Was his name Chad? If you don't choose to go with Moran, then choose Tuna Time with Ed Frekey ...

Mexican Gulf out of Venice[link=(http://tmgfc.com/)]MGFC[/link] Tuna Time out of Fourchon [link=(http://www.tunatimecharters.com/)]http://www.tunatimecharters.com/[/link] ...

[quote]Hang on, what?[/quote] I am wondering the same thing. ...

oh well, check out the link if interested...