Common Questions About Tuna
Among the world’s most popular game fishes, tunas are also some of the most highly evolved predators.
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Among the world’s most popular game fishes, tunas are also some of the most highly evolved predators.
Shark species react differently to being hooked and released.
Hamlets? “To be or not to be,” asks the angler.
Anglers who get too hung up on the status of game fish forget the fun factor of fishing.
Can you identify this fish from the northern Pacific?
Not even a little bit, but keep an eye on the toothy opposite end.
Yellowfin versus Allison tuna: What’s the difference? There is none.
Check out a game fish called the sky emperor — and find out what keeps the species inside the Red Sea.
Our guide to the different types of tuna, arguably the single most valuable group of game and food fishes in the world.
Handle this species of Indo-Pacific lionfish with care, advises an expert.
“Redfish” is a ubiquitous nickname for red drum. Now meet the real redfish!
Croakers are common in shallows around the world; who knew some species live thousands of feet deep?
Among the world’s most popular game fishes, tunas are also some of the most highly evolved predators.
Shark species react differently to being hooked and released.
Hamlets? “To be or not to be,” asks the angler.
Anglers who get too hung up on the status of game fish forget the fun factor of fishing.
Can you identify this fish from the northern Pacific?
Not even a little bit, but keep an eye on the toothy opposite end.
Yellowfin versus Allison tuna: What’s the difference? There is none.
Check out a game fish called the sky emperor — and find out what keeps the species inside the Red Sea.
Our guide to the different types of tuna, arguably the single most valuable group of game and food fishes in the world.
Handle this species of Indo-Pacific lionfish with care, advises an expert.
“Redfish” is a ubiquitous nickname for red drum. Now meet the real redfish!
Croakers are common in shallows around the world; who knew some species live thousands of feet deep?
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