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How do you catch longtail tuna?

Asked: Zach Swarts, Last Updated:

When fighting longtail tuna, if they dive deep, slugging it out in circles below the boat, drive the boat away from them to change the angle, bring them back up and break the sustained vertical battle. Fish can be gaffed, netted or tail grabbed, remembering to keep hands clear of the teeth and lure.

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  • Is Rohu fish good to eat?

    Rohu fish texture fish is white, non-oily and tasty. It is an excellent source of high quality protein and also rich in omega 3 fatty acids, beneficial to the heart. Rohu (Indian fish) contains Vitamin C. They are also good sources of vitamin D and niacin.

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