"It seems like when fishing for bluefin, certain times of the day are better than others," said the report from American Angler August 1, "otherwise known as 'float time
'. Even though we didn't make it into the nectar piece of water until 10 a.m., we were still lucky enough to catch the last couple hours of bluefin tuna bite time. We got on a deal that began with classic eight to 10 hooked, which eventually settled into a steady plunk. Unfortunately for us, after that stop, things were pretty slow with just a few short stops during the afternoon."