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Fishing video of the day  712 lb Bluefin Tuna caught on 18 ft open center console fishing boat.   Fishing video description  Well, Nat and his client Ron had quite the fish yesterday. I will let him fill in the details but after tagging 3 fish in the morning Nat put out the last bait and watched it get devoured by a slob. In just about an hour, which is totally remarkable, Nat harpooned the fish which ended up being 101" and a whole body weight of 712lbs. A huge congrats to Ron, who did stand up to a giant, and obviously Capt. Nat for this amazing catch. Add to that, the fish was landed with a 12' 90lb fluorocarbon leader!! Related fishing video Top big game fishing charters world wide well I love fishing for Marlin and Yellowfin Tuna so the list is a little biased towards that but if those are the game fish you are after these are the best sportfishing charters for the job PV Sportfishing, Puerto Vallarta  Mexico  Tropic Star,  Piñas

Billfish Catch and release vs Kill Billfish anglers have a lot to be proud of in terms of conservation over the past several decades. The adoption of circle hooks has done wonders for both increasing the number of fish we see in our spreads as well as lowering post-release mortality. Releasing marlin instead of killing them is also the accepted norm now and, for the most part, long gone are the days where billfish are strung up at the dock just to see them twist in the wind. All of this is great, but the debate still ensues whether it’s acceptable (socially, biologically or otherwise) to kill a ­billfish, and the controversy remains. In order to objectively address the question, let’s first try to put recreational billfish harvest into context. In the Atlantic, for example, the United States has the largest recreational billfish fishery. Since 2001, ICCAT has capped the U.S. at a maximum annual harvest of 250 blue and white marlin combined. Annual landings are typically

World record game fish caught by Woman in the last couple years some of the biggest catches have been broken by woman anglers though not all of the catches have been official these anglers still caught the fish have a great photo along with great memories.  Today we will go over the biggest Blue Marlin, Swordfish, Yellowfin Tuna, and Bluefin Tuna. 384 lb Yellowfin Tuna  in April of April 2014 Erin Kaplan caught a 384 lb Yellowfin Tuna in Puerto Vallarta Mexico this is the biggest Yellowfin Tuna ever caught by a woman angler! 906 lb Bluefin Tuna  Donna Pascoe caught a 906 lb Bluefin Tuna caught in New Zealand in 2013 It could be worth up to $ 2million, make 2,875 sandwiches, and has been hailed a 'Picasso of the sea'... but Donna Pascoe wants to stuff her record-breaking tuna catch and hang it on her wall. The game fisherwoman battled for more than four hours the 411.6kg (64 stone) Pacific bluefin before finally reeling in the high-speed leviathan - though