Long Range Fishing

[halijedi]

Personally I would forget the 5 day and do a fly down trip....

I hear you, but I want to try at least once for a triple digit yellow or have a legitimate shot at Wahoo.

I think for those (yft and hoo) you'll need to go on longer trips. :?:

Minimum 10 days to Alijo's Rocks for 'hoos and usually best during late summer into fall.

[Daus]

I agree with Halijedi. You won't have a legitimate shot at any wahoos on a 5-day unless it's a strong el nino year. You might get them on an 8 day at Alijo during the fall. The longer the trip.. less quantity but better quality. 5-days are great cause you have a shot at some big yellowfin and yellowtail at Guadalupe and you'll catch a ton of fish.

[sashimi]

Hey Guys, Again, thanks for the info. I am trying to get as much experience and advice as possible as I have not done this before. your info is greatly appreciated.

[sashimi]

So it sounds like 5 days are a min for geting into fish over a hundred pounds. I guess the common run for the 5 dyas is the "loop". I will probably have a wait a few years for the 10 day trip :(

[fish4keep]

So it sounds like 5 days are a min for geting into fish over a hundred pounds. I guess the common run for the 5 dyas is the "loop". I will probably have a wait a few years for the 10 day trip :(

Not a min..... You could get a BET on 1-2 days, not much but could happen. It's just the longer the trip, the higher percentage of getting a 3 digit fish.

If you have the $$$ and want to experience it then go for it. That's what it's all about. You'll never know until you try it out.........&# 46;........

[Soakin Bait]

I'm going out on the Dominator for labor day(3 day) hitting the outer banks. Probably Yellowtail, Dodos, and maybe some Tuna. May not be huge fish but a good way to experience the long range fleet.

Soakin Bait