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Surf fishing for tuna

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01-06-2008, 08:27 PM

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Surf fishing for tuna

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Just kidding:

I am new here. Can anyone help me? I am looking for locations off of Virginia for tunafishing and mahi mahi, wahoo, etc NOT all the way out to the Norfolk Canyon. I know about fingers, hot dogs, and the Cigar (I don't have the exact location for the latter). I also have a fairly extensive list of wrecks (with GPS coordinates). Any advice on good areas 10-50 miles offshore that would be most productive for a newbie.

Just let me know if there is another thread on this.

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