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Offshore Tuna Tours<\/h1>\n
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Tuna are some of the most popular fish to catch for both hardcore and casual anglers. While they aren\u2019t the toughest fish to spot, catching them is a different story. The next time you\u2019re planning on taking your Blackfin Boat out for an offshore fishing adventure, keep these top five tuna fishing tips in mind for a serious haul.<\/p>\n

any questions call us at 732.592.6400<\/strong><\/p>\n

Go at Night
\nResearchers and anglers have studied tuna behavior for a better idea of when these fish are easiest to catch. The coveted Yellowfin Tuna typically follow a diel pattern for depth distribution. That means these fish will spend their time in mixed and surface layers at night while heading down to the depths during the daylight hours. So while you won\u2019t see much action, you will get a better fishing experience if you go at night. Once the daylight begins to fade, bait heads to the surface and the predators, like tuna, follow.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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