Tuna Huntress - Fishing Charters Gloucester, MA

The Ingalls crew had a great day tuna fishing on Tuna Hunter.

Some may think June is too early for bluefin tuna but these guys can attest otherwise.

This bluefin tuna was taken on the troll - a great hit and a fun fight.

We look forward to future tuna fishing by Kite and jigging - see our Kite Fishing page for more information.

Bluefin Tuna are here! It seems a few more giants are taken each week, and that report changes daily.

Call Captain Gary at 978-407-1351 or email captain@tunahunter.com to learn more about our latest evening openings.

The Kirkwood family had a productive Striped Bass Fishing Charter aboard Tuna Hunter.

The weather was great- and the fishing was better.

Karen and her two sons hooked large stripers for an awesome half-day fishing charter.

And one photo for the family album …

Oh yes, Mom does catch her own fish!

Half-day ( 4 hours) fishing charters are very productive and are an excellent way to spend those long summer evenings.
Call Captain Gary at 978-407-1351 or email captain@tunahunter.com to learn more about our latest evening openings.

Dave, Dave, Robert & Benjamin made the annual Tuna Hunter trip in June this year.

The delay was worth it - great fishing on all three days - Cod and Haddock one day, Striped Bass the next, and some Bluefin Tuna action the third.

The bluefin was the first solid hookup of the year. The tuna hit a light rod, and put up a worthy 2 hour battle before breaking the line. Sometimes the fish wins …

All hands landed whale-sized stripers. Great angling by great anglers. Come back any time!

Robert picked up on the next “hugie” landing this striped bass shortly after …

There was a literal boatload of fish - and that’s not counting the bass!

Call Captain Gary at 978-407-1351 for the latest openings … tuna are IN, large stripers are IN and cod & haddock remain strong - take advantage of great fishing now - that next hookup is yours!

June opens with incredible Cod and Haddock Fishing aboard Tuna Hunter Fishing Charters .

The Albany crew was busy from first drop all day long hauling up pollock to 35 pounds and Cod to 25 pounds plus some haddock mixed in for good measure.

The net result was a boat load of fish - no kidding!

Captain Gary kept these guys reeling all day long. This wasn’t fishing, this was CATCHING!

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A spring Cod and Haddock Fishing Charter aboard Tuna Hunter landed Tim London and friends a few totes of cod, sized up to 30 pounds.

Next time we’ll get them to smile while holding up all that meat!

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In between huge seas and high winds, Tuna Hunter is getting some great spring cod and haddock fishing in.

On one of last week’s trips, Peter Dressel raised a 14-pound HADDOCK. We are used to cod that size, but that haddock was a “Hugie” .

With spring tides the fish have been finicky and sensitive to tide changes. All that menas is changing spots more often to find fish that are feeding to produce full coolers at the end of the day. And sore arms.

We sill have some spring openings - May fishing offers the advantage of fewer bots on the fishing grounds and no commercial pressure - call Tuna Hunter at 978-407-1351 or email captain@tunahunter.com

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The Feinman men put in a commendable day of cod & haddock fishing this Spring.

Cod & Haddock fishing out of Gloucester, MA is excellent in the spring, through May and beyond. The Spring of the year is special because there is less commercial and recreational pressure on the fish … and the days are gorgeous as we all get that Spring Fishing Fever.

Join us by calling 978-407-1351 or email captain@tunahunter.com.

Visit http://www.tunahunter.com for more information.