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Topic: TUNA WRANGLING-The History Channel  (Read 2002 times)

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Saw a very cool program on The History Channel last night called Tuna Wrangling.
It seems to be a new series.
Definitely worth watching. Fishing, diving, shark wrestling, tuna farming, this program has it all.
Check your local listings. You will not be disappointed.
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I watched that show in the wee hours this morning, very interesting. On a long range trip off Mexico I watched their wrangling process. A helicopter was launched to spot fish,the boats steamed in and purse seined tuna, and put them in floating pens. The pens are then towed  closer to the mainland then fattened up for market. It was neat to watch but kind of disturbing knowing how many tuna can be caught with that much net.


 

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