The potential world-record cobia was caught by an 18-year-old commercial octopus fisherman while at a 21st birthday party.

From record-breaking fish to celebrity demands, discover surprising tuna facts!

These fishing stories about huge muskies, mad sharks, and exhausting fights were almost unbelievable at the time.

The national all-tackle record for yellowfin tuna is 95kg (men, 37kg line) and 92.1kg (women, 37kg line), Plant said. The world record is an impressive 193.68kg. Benjamin Plummer is an Auckland ...

Across Asian markets, notably in China and Taiwan, demand for exports of Scottish salmon increased 60 per cent in the last 12 ...

Aomori, the capital of Aomori Prefecture in northern Japan, is a true winter wonderland. The city with a population of over ...

Sure, you could look for egg ingredient swaps or vegan substitutes like mung beans. Or, you could find recipes where they’re ...

Aomori, the capital of Aomori Prefecture in northern Japan, is the snowiest city in the world with a population of over ...

It is one of the fastest fish in the world and can reach speeds ... UK waters was an 851lb (386kg) bluefin tuna caught off Whitby in 1933, setting a record which still stands to this day.

Conservationists are determined to protect the magnificent rays of the Pacific—whether that’s tracking them with acoustic ...

There’s a particular kind of cursed vibe that’s everywhere. It’s all over culture. The news vibrates with it. It may be even key to understanding the way art and politics feed each other right now.

Records are made to be broken, and there’s no snowmobile racing record safe while Hutchinson High School graduate Blaine Stephenson is around. Stephenson made history last year by becoming ...