September 3 2017

Giant Tuna Heartbreak on Cape Cod

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Ryan Collins

It's that time of the year when true monster fish filter into the waters surrounding Cape Cod & the Islands.

Specifically I am talking about 500+ pound giant bluefin tuna. These are the same fish you see being caught on the hit TV show Wicked Tuna.

If you have access to a boat and live or vacation in the Cape Cod area, then you have a real opportunity to hook one of these massive fish. 

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And hooking one of these massive fish is exactly what happened to my friend Jason Mazzola and I this past Friday afternoon at 5:00pm.

However, successfully landing a giant tuna is another story all together...

Please click play below to watch.​

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  • Thanks for sharing the video…question..if you had gotten the 500 lb tuna to the boat where would you have put it?? It doesn’t look like there would be a whole lot of room for that big of a fish???

    • We have a winch and have gotten fish as large as 400 pounds into the bow of the boat without any trouble.

      However a really huge tuna would have to be dragged in to the dock, and then hoisted out of the water to the buyer. Good problem to have of course!

      • Be sure to let us know when you will be bringing in that really huge tuna. I am sure we would all love to be there…Thanks again for the great video…

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