[bonnier-video='a:3:{s:4:"code";s:32:"thanAzbDpRvn0LfvS6rWqeEyFjCTy_Ck";s:6:"player";s:32:"4980e0f105d94b47a1e9193032f1de39";s:7:"options";a:8:{s:5:"adset";s:0:"";s:9:"container";s:32:"4980e0f105d94b47a1e9qeEyFjCTy_Ck";s:5:"width";s:3:"640";s:6:"height";s:3:"360";s:8:"autoplay";s:5:"false";s:4:"loop";s:5:"false";s:4:"mute";s:5:"false";s:9:"title_bar";a:3:{s:4:"show";s:4:"none";s:10:"background";s:7:"#000000";s:4:"font";s:7:"#ffffff";}}}'] Way off the coast of Baja Mexico, the Alijos Rocks jut out of the Pacific Ocean, attracting wahoo, yellowtail and yellowfin tuna. Watch how quickly a wahoo bite happens on the San Diego long-range boat Royal Star. The video starts when anglers cheer out and alert the captain that two anglers hooked up to wahoo on the troll. As the boat slows, anglers (that weren't trolling off the stern) ...![Sport Fishing Mag]()
