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    Posted: 14 Jan 2021 at 6:05pm
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It's good to finally be back out getting into the west coast tuna action, things are really starting to heat up out there, soo much life around!

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Great video Coxie👍, on tuesday we went wide off Newplymouth in search of tuna, it was quiet, few birds searching for bait, water was green and water temperature only went to 17.5°,
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I hear that albies are plentiful but still a bit far our from Raglan (90+ M). They'll be much close once this bad spell is gone.

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Fishb8 - I know a few people that were picking up Albies off raglan in 40 to 55m, not in large numbers but they are definately out there.
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We used to launch at Manu, head due west for the 50 metre mark and if we saw some birds near that mark, we knew we were in Albie Alley!
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