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Large tuna catches in European waters

Overview

Reports indicate significant catches of large tuna species across various European waters. In mid-August, a 338-kilogram Atlantic bluefin tuna was caught in Whitby, England, which may represent the first bluefin tuna landed in the North Sea since 1939. Concurrently, a 118-kilogram tuna was caught in Finike, Turkey.

By the end of August, further large catches were recorded in Scandinavia. In Norway, a 333.5-kilogram mackerel tuna was caught near Austevoll. In Denmark, researchers from DTU Aqua landed a 300-kilogram bluefin tuna near Læsø as part of a marking project to study migration and survival, though the fish did not survive the process.

Entities

Geir Åge Iversen · DTU Aqua · Læsø · North Sea · Whitby

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Timeline

  1. 12 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Large fish catches reported in Norway and Denmark

    Large fish catches reported in Scandinavia: a 333.5 kg mackerel tuna caught near Austevoll, Norway, and a 300 kg bluefin tuna landed by DTU Aqua researchers near Læsø, Denmark.

  2. 24 days ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Large tuna catches reported in Whitby and Antalya

    Large tuna catches have been reported in Whitby, UK, where a 338kg bluefin tuna was caught, and in Antalya, Turkey, where a 118kg tuna was landed in the Mediterranean.

Sources

marsteinen.no · tv2nord.dk