In The Spread

Most anglers troll for wahoo and hope for the best.

The ones putting fish in the box consistently are doing something different. They understand why wahoo are at a specific depth on a given day, not just that they might be somewhere between 90 and 350 feet.

That range is a starting point, not a plan.

Temperature, thermocline position, current activity, season, and baitfish distribution all move these fish up and down the water column constantly. Miss one of those variables and you can run a perfect spread over empty water all day.

Our latest article breaks down how to read those conditions, which techniques get baits into the actual strike zone, and why most productive trolling spreads never need to go much beyond 150 feet on a normal day.

What Depth Are Wahoo at and How to Find Them Offshore Wahoo depth shifts daily with temperature, thermocline, current, and season. Learn to read those conditions and put baits in the strike zone consistently.

The winter reds were on the chew. Find the warm spot, wink wink, and it's on. William Toney was dialed and ready to share his know how. Get some!