The first bluefish are starting to hit the beaches but their arrival hasn't been marked by any high octane blitzes as of yet.

But what’s on offer here is a show, with a side of dinner. The star is a Harley-size female bluefin tuna, killed the day before at a fish farm off the coast of Spain. Its carcass lies prone on a ...

Fisch features various fish species, some of which are easy to catch and available in abundance. On the other hand, creatures like the Shimmering Silverside require you to work hard before you can ...

"Everyone's been enjoying bluefin tuna for the past week," Esslinger said, noting it filled nearly 20 coolers. Since the catch, Esslinger has been the subject of widespread media attention.

PENSACOLA, Fla. (WKRG) — A rare catch for local fishermen as they reeled in a 721-pound, 107-inch-long bluefin tuna Tuesday afternoon about 100 miles off Pensacola’s shore. Fishermen Jeff ...

But for a few special days this month, anglers along the shores of North Carolina’s Outer Banks were able to flock to piers and catch the otherwise-rare bluefin tuna. That was until recently, when a ...

It measured 107 inches long, which is nearly 9 feet. The Florida state record for bluefin tuna (individual catch) is 826.5 pounds in 2017.

fishing enthusiasts flocked to a pier along North Carolina’s Outer Banks for a rare chance at catching bluefin tuna, huge fish usually found in much deeper parts of the Atlantic Ocean. But, the ...

Pensacola angler David Shepard experienced the catch of a lifetime on Tuesday evening, reeling in a 107-inch bluefin tuna weighing in at 721 pounds. The fish is only a few inches short of Florida ...

Read Next: ‘Hard to Top This One.’ Fishermen Are Catching Bluefin Tuna Yards from the Beach in the Outer Banks “I came up on the drag and gave her [the reel] 10 cranks. As soon as I engaged the [reel] ...

NAGS HEAD, N.C. (WNCN) – For a few special days in April, fishing enthusiasts flocked to a pier along North Carolina’s Outer Banks for a rare chance at catching bluefin tuna, huge fish usually ...