The Easiest Spread for Trolling - Trolling for Mahi Mahi, Tuna and Kingfish - Fishing How to

Hello guys, I just wanted to give you a little how to on the The Easiest Spread for Trolling I've ever used. with this spread I've been Trolling for Mahi Mahi, Tuna and Kingfish for a long time and I tough it is time for me to share my methods with the world.
This is NOT just another how-to video. This is something that I tested many many times and always work... I've been using the trolling method for years and I can almost do figure eights with this spread behind the boat without getting tangle.
Hope it works for you as well as it had done for me and let me know in the comments what you use and how you do it... I'm always looking for ways to improve and sometimes little changes can go a long way.
That's it for now folks. Please hit the Like button and Subscribe to the channel for more videos and tutorials. #fishing #fishinghowto #soflofishing #trolling #trollingformahi #trolingfordolphing #trollingfortuna #trollingforkingfish #lures #rods #reels #trollingspreads
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[@fumeti4197]

This is exactly what you are supposed to do. DON"T BE GIVING OUT ALL THE SECRETS!!!!!!!! Great explanation.

[@therealcmcguire]

Finally, a clear and simple explenation. I have been searching for days! Thank you!

[@dailydavila837]

Thank you for your post. You made it very easy to understand. I feel more comfortable now to get into deep sea fishing. Thank you again for the information

[@whatspopin100]

I've seen over 20 videos about trolling on KZbin all the way up to big professionals. Gotta say your video was the easy clearest one on explaining on how to troll. Great job

[@probiethetank8825]

Just found your channel. Love this! Just bought my first boat, and first chance I get I can’t wait to try trolling for my first tuna and mahi

[@minibar7165]

Thanks, what an awesome tutorial, what a great speaking voice also. I’ll put it to the test this weekend. I live on Florida’s Gulf Coast, and Kings, Black-fin tuna, and maybe even Mahi Mahi are all out there, near shore, this time of year October/November ,…

[@mrwaterhorse10]

Thank you for this great video. We all learn from each other I always troll 5 rods but I'm going to try the rapala also and the bullet. Keep up the good work I run a 30ft Grady white in key largo the bite has been very good.

[@Surge1045]

Incredibly informative! Great job

[@zed9452]

Impressive information I just got started in the offshore fishing. Will put it to good use.

[@clbrze69]

Great video!!! Thank you for making it simple!

[@JonDunnmusician]

Remarkable Great teaching, fantastic hands on details with actual examples & gear Funny coincidence I just purchased an AVET reel the same model.

[@CProFishingWithWayne]

Treasure Coast Florida here!! I run five rods. A few minor differences but similar. Great video. I hit the bell

[@jameskilcommons5337]

Thank you, I appreciate the video. Trying catch my first mahi this summer off Wilmington NC. On my 20 foot Maritime skiff!

[@SaltyTales]

Nice! Just look for floating things in the ocean and go deep!

[@captgjtunney]

I like your style ... keeping it simple. Would love to see a wahoo video!!

[@davidbowers33]

Thank for the info, I’m new at this!

[@jf3857]

excelente la explicación mi amigo, mil gracias!

[@whyqu.i.t]

Ninja love you too man. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks again

[@poko247]

Nice job mentoring the community Nija! Most people will not share their secrets. Cheers! poko

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother! And thanks for the support!

[@ModernArtisanCasey]

Great vid Ninja!...Really like the tips....Really Really miss SWC Florida fishing!!!..

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother! I know how someone can miss the ocean... it’s crazy how you get to miss things like that! ☠️

[@deleted_why]

This is the most informative on Trolling. Thank you I will troll two behind my sailboat, for fun

[@SaltyTales]

It’ll work for sure! Give it s good try and let me know!

[@ProjectReel]

Thank you for the information, best explanation I’ve seen so far.

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother! I wasn’t expecting it to come out so good!

[@dennisludwig5542]

That Penn Senator you showed at 8:35 is a GREAT trolling combo. Can be found for like 80 bucks at Swap Sops and yard sales. Even Ebay.

[@Iam1uglyguy]

Very informative, I know NOTHING about deep sea fishing other than it makes Maumau sick. LOL

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[@JerseyJoel]

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[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother!

[@i1bike]

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[@Peter-zg3em]

great video. to the point and with lots of info.

[@jeremyrowe4339]

On my first trip I will give you my feedback thanks for the info and the heads up on what to expect!

[@SaltyTales]

Let me know man!

[@1Cast1Fish]

Awesome channel...came over from Marshall Hurts weekly shoutout series...glad to support

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks man! it means a lot!

[@johnniepettiford4724]

Awesome information. I am ready for trolling.

[@coryknight5330]

Very cool and knowledgeable thanks Ninja keep it up man.

[@SaltyTales]

Thank you Cory!!! Glad you liked it!

[@jerrymiller4283]

Great video. Bout to buy me a boat. Will be fishing off North Carolina. I have fished for years but never had my own boat. Have my eye on a 239 sea hunt ultra. Cant wait.

[@golfsusper41]

Awesome Information, I fish down in Zihautanejo and this past February NO one caught a legal Marlin to win the prize so the Mahi leader won. I use Halcos for the Tuna and Daisy chains with Google or needle fish. Siempre Fiel!!!

[@artura6870]

Thank you, sir. Very informative video especially for newbie’s as me

[@befmx31]

I enjoyed the video. Good information.

[@Scrib1979]

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Awesome video!!! And your hair looks like your the Cuban Superman.

[@SaltyTales]

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[@janoor9989]

Thank for explaining to a newbee. I will start with three rods to begin with though.

[@haulinashoutdoors2675]

Great information. Saving for future reference. Thank You

[@SaltyTales]

Thank you for watching!

[@bobj8063]

Wow, awesome breakdown!

[@SaltyTales]

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Ninja... Remember ..I love you, you make my day, I learn a Lot too by the way.

[@SaltyTales]

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[@SaltyTales]

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[@mochosla]

Buen video. Gracias.

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[@SaltyTales]

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[@SaltyTales]

Glad you liked it brother!! Thanks for the support!

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[@SaltyTales]

There you go brother! Hope you can take advantage of it! Thanks for the support!!

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[@marshallhurt8814]

Awesome video as always, thanks for sharing

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks Marshall! Still waiting for my shout out man!! 😄🤜

[@marshallhurt8814]

Salty Tales Its coming bro,thanks for your support

[@SaltyTales]

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[@SaltyTales]

My pleasure brother! Thanks for the support!!

[@japinoybettajapan]

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[@jmvmike]

Thank you for the advice sir! Peace

[@SaltyTales]

No problem brother!

[@glenn9062]

Great video thanks.

[@SaltyTales]

Glad you liked it and hope it can help you a bit! Thanks for the support!

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Very good

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Excellent tutorial!

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother!

[@Trouttdawg]

Thanks!

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Great Video! I Would Love to Go fishing with you!

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Nice explanation sir thanks ..

[@SaltyTales]

Thank you so much!

[@BTLwithTony]

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[@SaltyTales]

Hahhahaha yeah man. If people want to know I’ll tell all I know!

[@rudy2684]

This video is so Informative! Well done.. A question i have please is this.. I only have a 13 foot boat so i try to boost up as much as i can. If u use a top water rapala or even deep diver, can i use a couple of small teasers with that or do i ruin the way it swims?

[@donaldmaltby3128]

Excellent information

[@SaltyTales]

Thnk you so much!

[@jamesreid3988]

Great video! Do you use any added weight to any of the lures when trolling?

[@kohenshlom]

very nice video !!!

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother!!

[@BeaglerBassFishingOutdoors]

Good vid!

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother! Glad you liked it!

[@jjmembrot8379]

I luv it,, nice lures, I'm hopin to have lures like that sir....interested

[@packo3610]

Hey Ninja, I just discovered your channel couple of days ago. Good stuff. Congrats!! I was having a debate with a friend about your heritage roots. My position was that you are Brazilian, is that correct? Thanks and keep up these great videos.

[@SaltyTales]

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[@jamieclark9562]

Like this guy

[@simonadventum]

Ninjaaaaa....I didn't know you had a fishing channel bro. Tenemos que ir de pesca next time que este north in Florida. From Honduras btw

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[@simonadventum]

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[@SaltyTales]

Hahaha thanks Simon!

[@TrueLineOutdoors]

Great video! What is the best color for Rapala? I’ll be in the Keys trolling and looking at 25 Rapala in blue/silver. Any suggestions? Thank you!!

[@forrealfishing4300]

Good video mate

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother!

[@mrashleyheslop]

ninja my man i like the number A lure :)

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[@gustavodiaz4689]

Good video my friend. How ,any miles into the gulf do you recommend and what depth?

[@thomasbendowski2226]

Awesome video and great tutorial! Do you not use outriggers? You just got another subscriber:)

[@johnbarton974]

Thank you

[@tejanissimo]

Ahora para que se los quite...estoy viendo tu primer video

[@SaltyTales]

Jajaja gracias!

[@masdbo]

Great instructional video! Some say how to, then just show them catching a bunch of fish with NO details! Thank you. If you had to use one rod only, what would you use?..... for a lure that is

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I just subscribed thank you

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks brother you’re the man

[@1984KCHEVY]

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[@SaltyTales]

De nada brother, la idea es compartir conocimiento y ayudar a los demás! Gracias por todo el apoyo!

[@1984KCHEVY]

Excelente, yo pensaba que obligatoriamente tendria que usar un outrigger para soltar mas de tres lineas, mi lancha es pequeña (6mts). voy a probar con esa configuracion y de 4 a 5 lineas. que me asesoras? tengo : una caña 60-80lbs con un reel penn 115h, dos cañas de 50- 60lbs con reel de 50 lbs(penn 112) y dos combos de 30 lbs... como organizarias segun esos señuelos que muestras? ya que tengo varios... Gracias Nuevamente

[@SaltyTales]

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[@SaltyTales]

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Gracias 🤙🏻

[@SaltyTales]

Gracias a ti Jose!

[@DavidChad]

Diagram of your boat was very helpful!

[@SaltyTales]

Glad it helped!

[@Sofreshfishing]

Great video! Wanted to ask you what size and weight is that rapala magnum?

[@Max-69-44]

Do you recommend a star or lever drag for this type of trolling?

[@CurtisCooper]

What kind of line and what pound test do your recommend using for this trolling?

[@spadebraithwaite1762]

This guy really gives me the feeling that he knows what he's talking about.

[@RB-vj4dp]

That is a big spread! Any preferences on colors? I’m with Guga - two/three lines is manageable... any more for me and its a tangle dance.

[@SaltyTales]

Give this method a try... I never got a tangle like this... you can almost drive in figure eights and you wont get tangle. Colors on the lures I’ll say white and blue for mahis but is tough... some times they like that and some other times they wont go for it... but white and blue are GOOD place to start!

[@TRabocse]

Hi very informative video, Thanks. Can you comment on the speed (range) of the boat when trolling your spread. Any suggestions regarding changing speeds ?

[@SaltyTales]

I'll always be running my boat between 6 to 10 mph while doing this kind of fishing, Mahis, Tunas, Kingfish and so on can swim a lot faster than that so it will never be a problem for them to get to those lures whenever they want. About depth here in South Florida I wont bother to stop for any reason before reaching the 1000 feet depth. from there to 2000 feet is a good range, sometimes I'll be out 20 mines from shore... if it doesn't look good I'll keep going east until I change my mind, see a bird, grass or objects on the surface, there I'll always start running south against the current and 90% of the time I find them. Thanks for the support. I'm glad liked the video!

[@TRabocse]

Thank you!

[@robertolashley2608]

I would like to know ,florocarbon line can it withstand king fish bites, i normally use wire leaders can you tell me pros and cons

[@theQuido]

First, I just found your channel and THANK YOU. Second, I want to make sure I'm understanding- you're putting your feather out first- just one, 250 yards out. Then, with your islanders and plugs, you're putting a pair of each out - one on each side of the boat and then one Rapala close to the boat for a total of 6, is that correct?

[@SaltyTales]

That is 100% correct! Thanks for the support!

[@Raider243270]

Great Video THANKS

[@SaltyTales]

Thanks for watching and for the support brother!

[@andyestrada229]

Coño tremendo video , My first time seeing your video, First of all Muchas Gracias Brother!!! Thank you very much for sharing this information, I will be Kayak Fishing here on the Texas Coast, I will have at least two rods for Lures and one for perhaps live bait or lure as well for this set up would you recommend a Feather or two, and one Islander,, also what LB of Mono are you using to tie the lure? your thoughts are appreciated Salty.

[@SaltyTales]

Gracias brother! It will all depend of what you are targeting, if you are going for kingfish I'll go with the live bait and the rapalas, if you are looking for tuna then the feathers will work, dark colors, tuna love feathers, and if looking for mahi then the bullets are awesome as well as the feathers... The other thing you can do is to mix it up a little bit and if nothing happen for some time be ready to change and improvise. Thanks for the support and kind words!

[@andyestrada229]

Salty Tales it will be mostly Kings and Dorado or Mahi, Tunas are too far out , I can get 4-5 miles at most in about 65 feet of water the Texas Coast flat but some small platform rigs are within 3-5 mile range

[@SaltyTales]

Nice man! At that range we target kings and sometimes tuna comes down shallow too... Mahis are more difficult to find at that range here. So start trolling with live bait and rapalas, those are great for kings, also remember that kings go deeper as the day progress, early in the morning they will be at top water and going deeper and at about 10 AM they'll be biting at 20 to 40 ft down. Please send me a photo on FB!

[@andyestrada229]

Salty Tales awesome Brother I will try this, Thank you again for sharing your knowledge it’s appreciated, Suerte Brother!

[@SaltyTales]

Good luck brother and thanks for all the support!

[@KSpides53]

I am going to take my first shot at it in the coming weeks....what should my trolling speed be?

[@TxDragon55]

I have a 43 ft POST so what type of set do you recommend? I am new at this so any advise would be great.

[@SaltyTales]

Man with a 43er you can do a lot of stuff! But if you are only starting on trolling start with the same 6 rods layout I explained here... That will give you fish and time to learn and get better on it. Once you know what to do you can have a nice 12 rods setup with outrigger behind your boat and be a killer!! Go to 1500 feet and start looking for grass, birds or anything else on the water and once you find it troll around it up and down for a while, you’ll catch some fish for sure!

[@chemopia]

Can I only troll one line from a sailboat? We travel 6 kts. Or should I get a second reel and place it too? Which bait and line would you suggest for only one? I sail south Fl.

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[@GameDevHQ]

the islanders, can you do it without bait as well?

[@joshuahall1949]

what is that organizer for the lures called? And where did you get it? Thank you!

[@SergioMorales-sd3km]

Acere! Tremenda cantidad de informacion! Buenisimo tus videos y la presentacion esta de la p*** madre! Me compre mi primer bote de 22 pies y estoy ubicado en Oklahoma, terminando mis ultimo tres anos de servicio activo con la Fuerza Aerea. Apenas termino, me regreso a Miami para disfrutar la pesca en los Cayos. Una pregunta? podras hacer un video sobre como batallar los pescados mientras haces trolling o deep drop? por ejemplo, si enganchas a un pescado, cuantas yardas o tiempo (segundos/minutos) deberias dejar el pez seguir nadando hasta que se canse? que cantidad de fuerza se jala mientras vas recuperando los pesacados adentro la agua? el sonido perfecto para el drag? Seria la ultimo. Ya le hize el subscribe a tus videos. Espero ver mas de tus videos, y como siempre, saludos y buena pesca!

[@peterschnurr7441]

Question for ya: I'm going sailing in Antigua next week and am bringing a couple of trolling rods to target mahi mahi. I have a couple Rapalas (dive to 30') and also some 8" squid skirts that I intend to run. Can you please advise on how you run squid skirts? Do you typically have them skipping along near the surface or are they further down? I have equipment (dipsy divers) that could target lower depths if recommended. Thanks I'm advance. Peter