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Originally posted by reelCzoneMay be I was wrong when posted “The water is simply to hot”, but when I’ve talked to a marine biologist a year or so ago about less and less YFT around our coast, he attributed it to the surface water temperature changes to the warm side. Didn’t mean to mislead.
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Probably believes in global warming too. Probably funded by the global warming environmentalist whackos
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No one has a clue about the way those fish move really. They are a dadgum mystery.
Sitting here with the now famous dolphin and tuna catching pallet maker, Curt Lee. Looks like the picture does exist and…
Looks like a YELLOW FIN TUNA to me.
How you say?? Checkmate!
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sushi!!!
quote:Oh my god!!!!! This guy has caught more yellowfin than most of you combined. He knows what the hell he is catching. Put up the $2000 and go out with them and see what a real fishing boat is like. These guys have forgotten more about fishing than you will probably ever know RAUL!!!!!AKA ALIAS!!!!
Originally posted by rdelasandroCaptain, nice catch. Are you sure the tuna was not a juvenile bigeye? In my experience, yellowfins and bigeyes are almost indistinguishable at certain growth points. I will not insult you by asking you to confirm it was not a blackfin.
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Definitely looks like a big eye, Raul - look at the coloration of the finlets. However, the true test would have been to get the person who cleaned it to see if the liver had a striated ventral surface.
gotta get em’ with the kee-kee run…
I just love these so called experts “I talked to a marine biologist the other day” who don’t have a clue.
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My marine biologist brother in law says if he had to choose based on the pic that it is a big eye…
Polly Wanna…