๐ CATCHING TUNA
๐ CATCHING TUNA
Offshore speedsters built for power, distance & deep runs
๐ WHAT IS A TUNA?
Tuna are fast, powerful ocean predators known for their speed, endurance, and explosive fights. Popular species include:
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๐ต Bluefin
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๐ก Yellowfin
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⚫ Blackfin
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๐ฃ Albacore
They’re built for open-ocean hunting and long migrations.
๐ WHERE DO TUNA LIVE?
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Offshore open ocean
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Temperature breaks
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Current edges
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Around bait schools
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Near oil rigs & floating structure
Found worldwide in warm and temperate seas.
๐ฃ HOW ARE TUNA CAUGHT?
๐ฅ️ Trolling (Most Common)
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Skirted lures
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Cedar plugs
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Diving plugs
✔ Cover large areas
✔ Target feeding schools
๐ Live Baiting
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Sardines
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Anchovies
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Mackerel
✔ Cast into visible schools
✔ Drift naturally
⚓ Jigging & Popping
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Vertical metal jigs
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Topwater poppers
✔ Aggressive strikes
✔ High-energy method
⚙️ GEAR TIPS
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Heavy-duty rods
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High-capacity reels
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Strong braided line
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Tight drag settings
Tuna make long, powerful runs — gear must handle extreme pressure.
๐ BEST TIME TO CATCH
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Summer & fall (varies by region)
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Warm water currents
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When baitfish are present
Bird activity often signals feeding tuna below.
๐ฝ ARE TUNA GOOD TO EAT?
๐ฅ Exceptional table quality
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Sushi & sashimi
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Steaks & grilling
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High in protein & omega-3s
Bluefin and yellowfin are among the most prized fish in the world.
๐ WHY TUNA MATTER
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Apex ocean predators
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Critical to global fisheries
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Major economic value
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Closely regulated due to demand
QUICK FACTS
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Can exceed 1,000 lbs (bluefin)
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Swim up to 40+ mph
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Warm-blooded fish

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