First of all let me thank all of the regulars here for all the motivation and advice. My son and I trailer to the Cape for TUNA. Last year we got out 3 times and caught 4 tuna. Big chore trailering a 25 ft cc but well worth it when conditions are right. Generally speaking without having the scouting time, is there a condition or pattern out there that makes Crab Ledge or Stellwagon better? We launch from either ryder's cove(real fun at low tide) or Green Harbor. We have all the equipment, gear and general techniques from all of you. We don't do this commercially but would love to understand a little more to make our expensive and timely day trips more productive.
dezz ,your asking alot..... take the chance your self... u sound like u know whats up.... its no big seceret, its time on the water ... btw... pick up a otw gots tons of info on tuna...my advice ... set the lines ,burn some gas ..n pay your dues....
coming up on a full moon, maybe try the bank depending on wind direction. I don't tuna fish but I like to eat it, so don't go by my advice, just trying to be nice
good luck
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