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[@johnarrones5396]

In Australia we call them Mac Tuna.

[@LandItFishing]

Oh that’s sick, is it the exact same species?

[@Coltys.fishing.adventures.]

No we don't, we call bonito, bonito and mack tuna, Mack tuna. No need to gaf a bonito either.

[@Coltys.fishing.adventures.]

​@@LandItFishingnot the same fish at all man.

[@LandItFishing]

@@Coltys.fishing.adventures. yeah we have false albacore and thus is what that is

[@acedegenerate2254]

Well, Dale, they are what's called a trophy fish. So, yeah, they're pretty big.”

[@SwansonYT]

Awesome vid saw some insane small bonny action on the surface this morning from my boat 😅 unfortunately only had the marlin Rigs on board 😢what lure, spoon, popper or jig did you guys use?

[@LandItFishing]

Just any small metal spoon that’s like two or three inches long and silver preferably

[@SwansonYT]

Awesome thank you so much for the tip will definitely help preparations for my next competition, and is there a certain depth they love or, is it all based on seeing them and then working the area?

[@LandItFishing]

@@SwansonYT I’ve generated found them in the 30-40 ft range

[@SwansonYT]

@LandItFishing thanks for all the info brother, this info will help me tremendously. I just have one more question what do you think about trolling these small spoons? I was thinking of maybe using a small planer or very light weights to cover most columns like one deep one mid and two spoons close to surface while having two descent spinning rods ready to go if I spot some surface activity?

[@LandItFishing]

@@SwansonYT it’s not a bad idea. Remember if you see them while boating around and are trolling, don’t troll straight through the school but rather troll around the edges.

[@the4hunters]

Water temp?

[@LandItFishing]

About 80ish degrees. Thanks for checking out the channel!

[@dakingcheese3661]

Did you use a spoon to catch it

[@LandItFishing]

Yep! Thanks for checking out the channel as well

[@dakingcheese3661]

@@LandItFishing are the bonitos on the surface like mackerel

[@LandItFishing]

@@dakingcheese3661 yep you’ll see them busting on the top, normally top water baits and spoons work best

[@dakingcheese3661]

@@LandItFishing thank you for the tips now I just need to catch one

[@LandItFishing]

@@dakingcheese3661 yeah man no problem, time on the water is just the biggest thing. You’ll get one eventually. They can be pretty stubborn with biting but if you throw enough times more often than not you’ll hook up

[@Davide608]

That is not a bonito. If you are from the us that can be an allitteratus or a mackerel

[@LandItFishing]

It’s technically a Bonita or false albacore

[@Davide608]

@@LandItFishing definitely not a bonito. A bonito is a palamita. Horizontal stripes across the whole body. And they don't pull like that

[@LandItFishing]

@@Davide608 Bonita with an a is another name for a false albie

[@Davide608]

@@LandItFishing is in my first comment. Euthynnus alletteratus. Full scientific name. The best tasting tuna in the water. In Italy it is called simply alletterato, in Australia they don't have it but they are sure as hell that it's the mackerel tuna (is not, two dots instead of 5). People make a lot of confusion, they're almost the same after all. Aesthetic differences are minimal 😉😎 great catch btw

[@LandItFishing]

@@Davide608 I appreciate the identity help, thanks for checking out the channel