World Records That Will Stand Forever, Giant Wahoo Sets Record in Rhode Island, What About Those Abandoned Boats?

From: Salt Water Sportsman - Thursday Nov 03,2022 09:01 pm

The Rule of Thirds Could Save Your Life

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World Record Catches

Untouchable World Record Catches

There’s a reason these fishing records have remained for decades. Actually, there's a couple of reasons, but the main one is that these fish are just too big to beat. To remain as records for 40 years or even a century, they’ve got to be some of the largest of their species that ever lived.

Giant Wahoo

Giant Wahoo Eats Three Baits, Tops Current Rhode Island Record

Captain AJ Dangelo figures the 91-pound wahoo likely hit all three lines in quick succession — pop, pop, pop — before running out of luck on the third strike, which hooked the fish in the corner of its mouth. “He couldn’t bite that one off,” he says.

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Abandoned Boats

The Problem With Abandoned Boats

You’ve probably seen them at some point in your fishing life. Sometimes they are on moorings, but obviously have not been moved for years. Sometimes they are resting in a backwater, covered in bird poop. We’re talking about abandoned boats. What can be done about them?

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Rule of Thirds

The Rule of Thirds Could Save Your Life

I should have known better than to run the gas tank dry. To always ensure you have enough fuel, you need to follow the rule of thirds. That is, you should allot one-third of your boat’s fuel to the ride out, one-third to getting back, and one-third for any unplanned emergencies.

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