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Discover your next adventure on Fishing Booker. Hey everybody welcome to how to how to Tuesday welcome back because this is a three-part

series with Austin Hain a Fano sport fishing he operates in Virginia in the

Chesapeake Bay where Kobe fishing is super

popular and he's really good at it and he's been helping us to learn about

different techniques that they use up there for hooking the

copia for the type of rod reel line and hook that they use,

baits, different glasses you can use.

Those are the last two episodes that we've gone over. And we're going to talk about the final step in

landing a COBIA which is actually landing it getting it in the boat measuring it and

releasing it if it's undersized or putting it in the box if it is the right one.

Austin you have interesting regulations up there that that do not allow for gaffing fish, gaffing these cobias.

Now a lot of people gaff cobias.

I use a different technique. I'm interested to know what you have decided on as the best technique and let's go over that today.

So when it comes to landing these fish, you've hooked it, you've seen it, you've hooked it you've seen it you've found it you've

cast to it you now you've hooked it and a pain on all this. So, ideally gaffin is going to be the way to go in my opinion for most situations, but let's go to the actual art of fighting the

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