Catch of the Week - Hundred-Incher | Wicked Tuna

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·Nov 11, 2024

[Music] Oh nice, Mark. [Music] Dude, we're on! It's a big one! Go to work! Yes, sir! Thank God that Drake freed us from the anchor line earlier, or we wouldn't be able to chase this fish down.

Get him, get him, get him! Get some, baby! Get some! Nice workout! Oh, it's still like a nice fish here. This is definitely a real one. Nice 100! Good job, Drake! You're killing it! We do those head shakes. I like that!

Back big boy, big boy, big boy, big boy! Dude, I'm stressed out, man! You know the other boats are catching fish. We got to start making money!

Big head shakes! Oh God, right now I'm really worried we're going to pull the hook. The fish is changing directions a lot, and that's definitely wearing a hole in his mouth. Anytime a fish makes a lot of evasive moves, there's a good chance you can pull a hook. We really need this fish!

This is a nerve-wracking fight right here! I got him! He's coming, he's coming, he's coming! Right here, right here, right here! I'm ready, bro! I'm ready!

Oh no! Oh, that was my bad. That was stupid! Let's just get him! Let's get him! I got him right here, right here, right here!

Big fish, bro! Big fish! How you like that, baby? W! Let's go! Just so you know, that's a big T! Money in the bank! He a 97! 97 in! This is a good fish! We just caught ourselves a Big Tuna!

Alright, good to have him! Baby soap, PP pin wheel, baby! We finally got some quality for you, brother.

Oh, it's about time! Come on, what we got here? Not bad, Tyler! 484 nice, clear core! Easy fat! What am I going to get? $15 a pound? Perfect! Thanks, brother! Appreciate that! Take that all day! Alright, we'll get some more of these!

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