Giant Bluefin on Tuna Hunter
Fall brings anticipation of true Gloucester bluefin tuna season, as giants who summered in Canada and northern Maine mosey south into our waters.
Bluefin tuna off of Gloucester have been cagey this year – we anticipate that will change with cooler days and cooler water. Bluefin tuna charters are in full swing and we have a few openeings for fall fishing enthusiasts. Tuna Hunter will make sure you get the best battle and most bluefin tuna action possible. Tuna are feeding on live prey, and matching that prey along with being the right location at the right time with the right tackle and great crew makes the difference. This bluefin bypassed beautiful mackerel dangled from a kite, for a boring chunk of bait 30 ft down. Go figure.
Not into tuna? Striped bass are migrating south as well, though perhaps getting overshadowed by tuna news. Striped bass around the rocky coast of Cape Ann is a great bet for a gorgeous fall day on the water, and a great piece of fish for the grill.
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