Giant Bluefin Tuna of Prince Edward Island, Canada (Page 5 of 6 Giant Bluefin Tuna Pages)

The photos below show giants caught by the David Harris family of PEI.

Below, giant bluefin tuna weighing 740 lbs. caught by Jeremy Harris (right) with his father, David, (left) at the "Ridge" (a spot half way between PEI and Nova Scotia) They were fishing aboard "Daves Cave." (Photo, courtesy Jeremy Harris)

Left, giant bluefin tuna weighing 1,108 lbs. caught in 2001 by Terry Harris (right) with his father, David, (left) off Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia.�   (Photo, courtesy Terry Harris)

Above, giant bluefin tuna weighing 680 lbs. caught by Jeremy Harris (left) pictured with his father David (right).  The giant was caught off North Lake, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia.� (Photo, courtesy Jeremy Harris)

Above, giant bluefin tuna weighing 983 lbs. caught by Jeremy Harris (left) with his father David   (right) at the "Ridge" - a spot half way between PEI and Nova Scotia.� Their vessel was "Daves Cave."  (Photo, courtesy Jeremy Harris)

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Longliners fish most heavily during the periods when the moon is brightest. So, this real-time image of the moon phase shows when the kill of swordfish is greatest and least. It also shows when the kill of blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish, sharks, tunas, sea turtles, marine mammals and a host of other marine life is also greatest - even though they are not even targeted. For more, see link above.

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