Largest Bluefin Tuna Ever Caught (IGFA All-Tackle World Record)

Ken Fraser and the all-tackle world record bluefin tuna.  It weighed 1,496 lbs. and was caught off Nova Scotia in 1979.   (Photo, courtesy IGFA)

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Daily "Kill-o-Meter"

Longliners fish most heavily during the periods when the moon is brightest. So, this real-time image of the moon phase shows when the kill of swordfish is greatest and least. It also shows when the kill of blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish, sharks, tunas, sea turtles, marine mammals and a host of other marine life is also greatest - even though they are not even targeted. For more, see link above.

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