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I read your tuna secrets ebook from front to back as soon as I bought it . I took my friends fishing a few days later and followed your tips...WE FOUND TUNA STRAIGHT AWAY AND CAUGHT 4 YELLOWFIN WITHIN AN HOUR!! I know the book didn't catch the fish but what I learned definitely made sense and helped me catch more than just one.
I only see photos of people catching tuna before, now I am proud to say I have my own photos. So glad I bought your book, it has pay for itself already!!
Diego Vasquez,

WESTERN AUSTRALIA TUNA FISHING
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and secrets on tuna fishing, your energy is infectious and now I'm hooked too. For anyone that is interested in the book, I recommend it highly
Gordon Freeman,
Fremantle

Facts

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The yellowfin tuna is a type of tuna That inhabits the open waters of tropical and subtropical seas worldwide. It is also known as ahi tuna, from its Hawaiian name ʻahiʻ. The name ahi in Hawaiian also refers to bigeye tuna. It is an epipelagic fish ranging in the top 330 feet of the water column. Reported sizes have ranged as high as 94 inches in length and 440 lb in weight. Yellowfin is becoming a popular replacement for the severely depleted supplies of Southern bluefin tuna.

The second dorsal fin and the anal fin are both bright yellow, thus the common name, and can be very long in mature specimens, The main body is very dark metallic blue, changing to silver on the belly, which has about 20 vertical lines.

Yellowfins tend to school with fishes of the same size, including other species of tuna, and larger fish. They are often seen with dolphins, porpoises, whales and whale sharks. Yellowfins eat other fish, crustaceans, and squid.(source-Wikapedia)

More Facts:

Yellowfin tuna are the second tuna species is terms of volume and popularity. They are found between 450N and 400S. They cover enormous distances around the globe, and all stocks mingle. It is a big fish, which can swim at very high speed, which may be one of the reasons why in some areas, dolphins and large full-grown yellowfin swim together. Through extensive measures from the side of the tuna industry, and the creation of some very good monitoring programs. Fortunately the volume by-catch of dolphins has become insignificant now in relation to the its natural mortality, and was below 500 dolphins on a global basis.
 In cooked form the yellowfin meat tends to have a to very light yellow/brown color. The structure of the meat is quite firm, and the taste is mild. If the fish gets larger then 10-15 kgs the meat tends to become slightly darker and somewhat dryer. The large size of the yellowfin make it well fit for solid pack in cans.
 Future Supply- Scientific analyses suggest that yellowfin is exploited to its optimum in the Eastern Pacific ocean, and also in the Western Pacific there will not be any significant growth in volume for the future. In the Indian Ocean exploitation leaves little space for increase. The general concerns on yellowfin is that due to increased catches of baby-yellowfin especially in the Atlantic, Indian Ocean and Western Pacific, the stocks might suffer on the long term.

Captain Tom
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