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Old November 2nd, 2003
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I think you better tie the boat instead of floats
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Nope - I tie the backup line from one line to the other, around the float. THis is to provide backup should the float burst or break. And yes, that's the tape I'm talking about. It's got a very high breaking strain, and is fairly cheap.

I always run long setups - fish might not go straight down (especially tunny) and if they swim of fast and furious, they can drag a 20m line under in 10m of water. I've seen it happen enough to stick to long rigs.

If you're diving in water that deep, I'd go for a 3 float setup, with the last float in line a BIG boogie board or something like that.

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So.....did you get to see any???
I have my plans for next summer pretty much set.....

Gibraltar here I come!

How long does this tuna run usually last?
Did I get this correct that it usually happens around June/July?

Is anyone else planning of going?

I never thought that Gibraltar would produce such monsterous fish....still, that is pretty much the only way in from the Atlantic....

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I cant even imagine the fish load transpassing through the Gibraltar!! Its a speros dream.
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Tuna run starts in may/june and finishes in October. They are currently catching 10-12 kilo ones trolling but the straits get really rough at this time of year.

Best time to go is the last weeks of September.

The best place of all to go spearin is the coast of Cadiz. Big Big fish of all species. You need a spanish permit though. That is bang on the entrance of the med. Gibrlatar is about 8 miles off and the monsters don't generally come to our shores.
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Cadiz is a beautiful place. If you don't catch fish you can always catch some chicas. And then go shopping. Hey Shane that place is jam packed with tourist during that time of the year! So if someone is going to go, they better find accomodations in advance and expect to pay a lot of money. Aw, Pierdo Espana. Hasta manana, mi amigo. Y buenas suertes.
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Cadiz is still quite cheap compared to the Costa del Sol. Beautiful beaches but the wind can be a bit harsh as it is channelled through the straits. A lot of windsurfing world speed records have been set in that area.
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Last week of September it is then.......

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hmmm, I DEFINITELY don't have enough experience or money to try something like that, but I've done some crazy stuff with makos, and we use a long harpoon with breakaway tip and steel cable to a mooring buoy or 2. That is enough to prevent a good sized mako from diving, and I'd imagine it would do the same for a big tuna, as long as you use high quality buoys, and heavy enough cable. Just curious as to why you guys don't go with a setup like that, instead of these long-ass cables and multiple buoys with backup systems and shock cord and all that.

Edit: hehe forgot to mention we do that from a BOAT! Even I'm not crazy enough to go out trying to spear makos in the water.
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