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Blue Fin Tuna Found in Dorset

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
over a year ago

Chelmsford

A 7ft long dead Blue Fin Tuna which is a large fish more often found in supermarket tins has been washed up on the beach in a place called Dorset which lies next to it's more famous county which is Devon. Scientists are saying that many more have been in the water and actually alive. How long before the terrifying Great White Shark arrives at these shores and all the problems it will bring with it. What is going on here guys,? It's all over the news

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By * MailMan
over a year ago

Poole


"A 7ft long dead Blue Fin Tuna which is a large fish more often found in supermarket tins has been washed up on the beach in a place called Dorset which lies next to it's more famous county which is Devon. Scientists are saying that many more have been in the water and actually alive. How long before the terrifying Great White Shark arrives at these shores and all the problems it will bring with it. What is going on here guys,? It's all over the news "

Devon sandwiched between 2 famous counties. Dorset and Cornwall

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Great white sightings have been happening for years of our coasts by fisherman.

I'm in and on the water all year round and welcome it all.

Respect the sea that's all

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By *ovingSussexLifeMan
over a year ago

West Sussex

Tuna have been sighted of the Devon coast for a couple of years now. I'm amazed how big they are. Apparently you can't catch them commercially in UK waters

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By *iddlesticksMan
over a year ago

My nan’s spare room.

Many years ago large Tuna were regularly caught in the North Sea by sport fishermen out of ports such as Scarborough.

In fact they were probably fished out of existence in the North Sea.

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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago

Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton,

Great Whites have been off our shores for decades.US Marine Biologists regularly track tagged GWS to the waters between south east Ireland and Cornwall/Devon.The real story is when "exotics" such as Sunfish turn up.

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By *inkyfuckery69Couple
over a year ago

Hemel Hempstead

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
over a year ago

chichester


"Great white sightings have been happening for years of our coasts by fisherman.

I'm in and on the water all year round and welcome it all.

Respect the sea that's all"

UK gets some interesting sharks now and then pop up, years ago when I was diving off one of our hardboats we came across a very angry looking mako shark while we was wreck diving ... thankfully it buzzed off ..

Now big tuna, gosh I could make alot of tuna pasta / salad with one of those beauties

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By *lynJMan
over a year ago

Morden

Tuna and mackerel are the same family. Perhaps the tuna are just visiting relatives.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
over a year ago

Chelmsford


"Tuna and mackerel are the same family. Perhaps the tuna are just visiting relatives."

Surlely all fish are the same family Glyn.

After all, they are all fish

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By *orthyorkypairCouple
over a year ago

North Yorkshire

For information the largest rod caught fish in UK waters (in 1933!!!) was a blue fin Tuna caught off Whitby in the North Sea!!!!) I believe it weight 880lbs!!! so one in warmer waters (washed by the gulf stream) can easily be expected!!!!

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
over a year ago

Chelmsford


"For information the largest rod caught fish in UK waters (in 1933!!!) was a blue fin Tuna caught off Whitby in the North Sea!!!!) I believe it weight 880lbs!!! so one in warmer waters (washed by the gulf stream) can easily be expected!!!! "

Whitby ? Is that were the scampi fries come from.

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"A 7ft long dead Blue Fin Tuna which is a large fish more often found in supermarket tins has been washed up on the beach in a place called Dorset which lies next to it's more famous county which is Devon. Scientists are saying that many more have been in the water and actually alive. How long before the terrifying Great White Shark arrives at these shores and all the problems it will bring with it. What is going on here guys,? It's all over the news "

Blue fin tuna does not end up in cans… it’s way too expensive… it ends up in posh restaurants and in Japan

You can blame me watching way too much wicked tuna for that!!!

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
over a year ago

Chelmsford


"A 7ft long dead Blue Fin Tuna which is a large fish more often found in supermarket tins has been washed up on the beach in a place called Dorset which lies next to it's more famous county which is Devon. Scientists are saying that many more have been in the water and actually alive. How long before the terrifying Great White Shark arrives at these shores and all the problems it will bring with it. What is going on here guys,? It's all over the news

Blue fin tuna does not end up in cans… it’s way too expensive… it ends up in posh restaurants and in Japan

You can blame me watching way too much wicked tuna for that!!! "

Good tip Fabio. Tom remembers that series but prefers his crabbing in the Bearing Straights. Can't remember the name of the crabbing programme but those seas got rough. He did see a programme on line caught Tuna think that was wicked Tuna

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By *ullyMan
over a year ago

Near Clacton

Sharks have been around that part of the coast for decades if not centuries, in fact a record size shark was caught around there many many decades ago by a woman angler, not sure if that record has been broken yet.

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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago

Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton,


"A 7ft long dead Blue Fin Tuna which is a large fish more often found in supermarket tins has been washed up on the beach in a place called Dorset which lies next to it's more famous county which is Devon. Scientists are saying that many more have been in the water and actually alive. How long before the terrifying Great White Shark arrives at these shores and all the problems it will bring with it. What is going on here guys,? It's all over the news

Blue fin tuna does not end up in cans… it’s way too expensive… it ends up in posh restaurants and in Japan

You can blame me watching way too much wicked tuna for that!!!

Good tip Fabio. Tom remembers that series but prefers his crabbing in the Bearing Straights. Can't remember the name of the crabbing programme but those seas got rough. He did see a programme on line caught Tuna think that was wicked Tuna"

Deadliest Catch is the crab series.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
over a year ago

Chelmsford

Deadliest Catch

That's the one. Spider crabs

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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago

Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton,


"Deadliest Catch

That's the one. Spider crabs"

Yep,King crab,Bairdi,Opilio.

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