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    Posted: 16 Nov 2008 at 4:48pm
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i do a lot of fishing nowadays mostly from my yak. iv ad sum big fish but want biger. is there any 1 out there who nos about yellow or blue fin fishing from a yak or better still sum1 whos keen to av a go with me? im in the bay of plenty. and live 4 a good fight. i want to see how big i can go with an alvey on a yak. tite lines!
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Try asking in the yak fishing forum, you'll get a bite there.
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Yep will be keen not sure how where or if possible but was thinking late summer off top of east cape trolling lures. Not keen going more than 5kms off shore though and conditions would have to be good.

Not sure my Revo STX would like a yellow fin but there is only one way to find out.

Keep in touch perhaps we can get a few other crazie yakkos up there for the trip.
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Originally posted by Phishpula Phishpula wrote:

Yep will be keen not sure how where or if possible but was thinking late summer off top of east cape trolling lures. Not keen going more than 5kms off shore though and conditions would have to be good.

Not sure my Revo STX would like a yellow fin but there is only one way to find out.

Keep in touch perhaps we can get a few other crazie yakkos up there for the trip.


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orsum. i can prob get us a house to stay in sum tym late sumer. was up there last week fishing lottin point. no kings or big snaps but i tryed. orsum place to fish. could prob fit 4or5 people.
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Hey Ben. You aint texting now mate. I thought they taught you to spell at Trident. Wink You know I'll take you out and drop you off miles out to sea. I'd love to see you being towed around the ocean by an angry fin.
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sounds bloody good to me. but id lik another yak fisher out there with me incase you leave with out me, he he. recon you could tow two yaks out? they tryed to teach me to spell, ges i spent to much time fishing when i sould av been at school.





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i bet you got things that ur not good at! you not intrested in a trip to lottin point? sum mean fishin to be had there. would be cool the get 5 or6 fishos up there for afew days.
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Ok now I def keen for one nice weekend. Just so you can say that you gave it a go. Yellowfin from a yak no worries.

Right then we need a gear list next:

Trace
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What to do when you hook one.
What grounds do you want to fish?
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sounds to me like you's should have a boat on 'stand by' incase it all turns to cr@p
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You might find a marlin a bit easier than a blue fin - I'd be keen to have a go on a yellow fin if I was up your end of the country

We've got 400lb trace for marlin - but you wouldn't need that for Yellow fin - you wouldn't be able to put much pressure on them when they are straight under the yak

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I'd be keen to be the standby boat and perhaps take some footage of the action.
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choice now were geting some where. would be orsum to have you as stand by boat biggear will do my best to give you sum good footage tho it may be just the bottom of my yak. As for gear I plan to use 24kg main hopefully on my alvey if that turns to crap then i will go alittle more high tec but i recon the alvey can handle it and iv not heard of a yellow or blue fin on an alvey before so that settles that. I hope to hook them while chunking and life baiting tho may try trolling if all else fails. as to where? I think little tackel I mean biggear is the one to pick that as hes done abit up that ways. the house i hope to get for us is about 5 mins from lottin point. And what to do when we hook up? .... **** myself i think!!! man i cant wait!
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Sweet then Im def keen on this action might need to borrow some gear "Hey stellajigger can I borrow your reel for the weekend?" Um what for" ...

Right then so now we are looking for a date or dates to give this a crack?

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Your only watching with intrest Baz cause he said the "A" word LOL
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any 1 got sum usefull advice on where in the later half of summer we should be be looking at ? what you think biggear?
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Well if you are looking for a tuna, surely the earlier summer will be better. Late december early january around whk/east cape. Late summer down lottin is a great time for big blue marlin and stripies but if its anything like last year, the tuna pissed off early.
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Mmmmm I am as keen as to have a go at this but have no real big fish experiance.

Reels would be critical for this. What would be minimum ?
 
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