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Albacore Tuna Fishing Guide: ID, Water, Methods and Rules

Albacore Tuna Fishing Guide: ID, Water, Methods and Rules

How to tell albacore from other tunas, read the break before the run, hold a school at the boat, and apply the right limit in federal and state waters off the West Coast.

By Breakpoint Team

Reading Chlorophyll and Water Color Maps for Fishing

Reading Chlorophyll and Water Color Maps for Fishing

Fish the seam, not the green. Here is how the Chlorophyll layer is built, what it cannot see, and how to turn a color edge into a run plan for mahi and tuna.

By Breakpoint Team