Killybegs Fishing Journeys bought their bluefin tuna season off to an excellent begin final Friday…
Finally bought our 2024 Tuna season up and operating, after cancelling our 5 deliberate journeys in August due to climate. We had a really profitable first day and managed 4 good fish.
It was a case of lady energy for the primary half of the day, when Megan managed to deliver alongside aspect a stunning 230lb fish, after which a few hours later it was the flip of Stella, and she or he introduced a stunning 350lb fish to the boat. I’ve to say properly carried out to those two women who did extraordinarily properly in combating their fish of a lifetime so properly.
Then it was the flip of the boys. Megan’s dad Michael bought to assist Dave in 1 off his 2 fish, and carried out so properly too, and thanks Michael for the stunning tales all day. And we completed off the day with a cracker, Dave carried out an excellent Job bringing this beast off a Tuna to the boat, and it got here in at 630lb.
Now the usual is about. So hopefully the remainder of our season goes in addition to in the present day
Again on the Tuna on Saturday. It was a a lot shorter day at them, however nonetheless managed a really large 400lb fish for the lads from Louth. Climate was class in the present day and we had dolphins beside the boat all day and whales had been a wee bit distant to get a great have a look at them, so hopefully extra of the identical for tomorrow.
One other improbable end result on Sunday on the Tuna. Two good fish to the boat for Jamie, Stephen and David. Te first fish was a large 540lb, and the 2nd was a respectful 250lb, each tagged and launched to combat one other day. Due to the lads in the present day who needed to endure robust situations, however has they mentioned themselves it was price it.
One other day and one other Tuna, not enormous however it was very energetic 220lb fish. It was an actual wrestle in the present day in very testing situations, so because of Stella, Dave and Alan for sticking it out.
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Go fishing…
Fiona Tee
