Is the tail the same as the fin ... Preferring water around 64 degrees Fahrenheit and above, yellowfin tuna stay close to the equator in the winter and move toward the poles during the summer.

A fisherman reeling in a near-300kg tuna battled both the monster fish and a hungry shark that bit off the tuna’s tail and attacked his boat. The crew were then forced to fend off the raging predator ...

Various types of tuna – particularly yellowfin and skipjack tuna – are also used for the canning industry. Serious sustainability issues surround this fish, particularly when whole shoals are ...

He plans to keep the tail, dry it and save it as a souvenir and reckons it could be the biggest yellowfin tuna caught from a jetski in New Zealand. Sport Fishing Council communications and ...