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Tuna
fishing lures throughout the
world vary according to species,
weight of tuna and method of
tuna fishing. Our specially
chosen tuna lures in our tuna
fishing tackle shop were
selected to give sports anglers
the best chance at hooking and
landing yellowfin tuna, albacore
tuna, bigeye tuna & bigeye tuna.
Tuna jigs are
one of the most productive tuna
lures to catch all varieties of
tuna as well as any other sport
fish in the area you are tuna
fishing. At Tuna Fishing Lures
we have selected the very best
tuna jigs from Point Wilson Dart
company, Stinger Jigs, Deep
Stinger and Dungeness Stinger.
We also like using squids,
especially for trolling. Our FAT
Squid works especially well for
tuna while fishing for tuna at
night. The FAT Squid has a
battery-operated LED light stick
that fits inside and lights the
tuna squid lure from the inside
out, making the FAT Squid a
favorite lure of tuna at night.
Jigging for
albacore tuna in Mexico,
California, Oregon or Washington
has become a favorite fishery
among tuna anglers from across
the country. During summer and
fall months albacore tuna
migrate with warm waters to
within striking range of sport
boats and charter boats along
the West Coast. While some
anglers love using live bait for
albacore tuna, live bait is not
always available or practical.
Oregon and Washington tuna
anglers have learned how to
catch plenty of albacore tuna
with tuna jigs purchased at our
Tuna Tackle online store.
Big albacore
tuna sit below the major school
of tuna, making Pt. Wilson Dart
jigs and Stinger jigs the
perfect albacore tuna lure
choice. When a school of
albacore tuna is near the boat
lower an Anchovy, glow/chrome
Pt. Wilson Dart jig to 100 feet
and then jig it rapidly back to
the surface. This tuna jigging
method drives albacore tuna
crazy.
Yellowfin tuna
also love hitting jigs from our
Tuna Tackle store. The same
method mentioned above
works for yellowfin tuna.
Casting your jig as far away
from the boat, toward "breezers"
will also draw quick strikes
from yellowfin and albacore
tuna. After casting the jig as
far as possible toward the tuna,
let the jig drop in the water
column for approximately 15
seconds and then begin a fast
retrieve, toward the boat. You
can also vary your retrieve by
stopping every few seconds to
allow the jig to sink.
When tuna hit
your jig it's like hooking the
bumper of a car traveling in the
opposite direction. The tuna's
hard hit on the jig is why
tuna anglers love using jigs.
And with jigs you don't have to
worry about your bait dying or
the time it takes to get a fresh
bait.
Z2 Super Squid
& FAT Squid tuna lures can also
be used along side anglers using
fresh bait or jigs. These tuna
lures will attract the largest
tuna in the school. When fishing
these tuna squid lures from a
drifting boat, use an inline
torpedo lead weight two to three
feet above the squid, cast it
away from the boat and let it
sink for three minutes then
retrieve toward the boat. Big
tuna will often hit the squid
lure on the drop so be ready to
strike if the line suddenly goes
limp. Tuna will also viciously
hit the squid as it is retrieved
toward the surface.
Enjoy shopping
at Tuna Fishing Lures online
store and don't forget to
purchase several colors for
those days when tuna decide to
be finicky for just one color.
Better to have the color they
want than go home wishing you
had brought a better selection
of colors for your tuna lures.
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