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Catch of the Week -Hot Tuna's on Fire | Wicked Tuna


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·Nov 11, 2024

Oh, there's a mark, some kind of mar right at the bottom. There could be two. All the C to home. 60 mi from GLA. Got the P here.

[Music] Happy, go forward, go forward, go forward, go, go, go, go! The other way, drop that! Now you're ready? Ready? Yep! Come on, baby, come on, baby! Blue F! We got lines tight right now.

See what happens. Been a well over an hour. Definitely a tough, tough fish. Probably a real tough 500-pounder. Got him right here, tight circles. Gar gains a foot, he takes two feet back. So it's in the hand of the tuna gods right now, man. Hopefully, we're good, boys.

Definitely coming up now! Right now, it's getting close to end game. We know he's close when he comes back out this way. This is where I'm going to get him. There! Got to slink that thing up tight. Got him! Oh, you rolled over nice. Ooh! Look at that! 91! Woo! Sweet!

All right, guys, great job! Let's get them packed away. We get Market High. Awesome! Our plan came together. Hopefully, the fish is worth good money. What's going on, Scott?

Hopefully, we leave here smiling. What you guys got here? We got one nice one for you, bro. Let's check them out! See what we got for you.

Got 379 lb. It's got plenty of fat in it. It's good color, good core. This fish has everything going for it, guys! Did good! $15 a pound! Good job! Nice! Thank you very much, man! The hot tuna is definitely firing on all cylinders right now, but that's because I have a great team. Just the way we drew it up!

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