Catch of the Week - Hooked on a Monstah | Wicked Tuna

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·Nov 11, 2024

All right, behind the boat, you can see we're right in the whales, circling us like jaws. It's really good time for some June. It's embark J. Yeah, we run real, real, real. You gotta pull it all the way, work it down.

All right guys, you keep going. This fish is a monster! He's taking so much line, the reel is almost empty. We don't have the fastest boat, so if we can't catch up to him, we're gonna lose this fish. Oh, this fish has definitely been caught once before. Ready boys? You're gonna do color any minute.

You should be above 20 now guys. Yes! Never gap! Tell me of the law. Yeah, yeah! You got a boy? Take it easy. Ninety-six and a half. Ninety-six! This sends the perfect message to the rest of the fleet that last year, when we wound up catching more fish than any of the other boats, it wasn't an accident. We can compete with all these fancy boats any given time, any given place.

How's it going? Good! We got one nice one flying. I was good by fear; see what he's worth. Alright, for 60 sec, I'll take that! Show us the money! Very beautiful color on the tail. Tell me, hurry up! It is anxious. What do you think? Give me a seagull that way.

Alright, hey, check! We'll take it. That's a big score! The hard merchandise is back, better than ever.

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