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Commercial tuna fishing

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FattyGrissle1 year ago

Also what it's like being in the top 2% of males on dating apps.

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

whoa have you heard this song?

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Jim1 year ago

Really wtf? I had this fantasy of old man and the sea in my head and here these guys are just pulling them out like they were some sort of prize in a carnival machine..

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Comics Cornerstone1 year ago

where are all the women? that boat needs some diversity and inclusion....

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AL1 year ago

Is this the game with the magnets or something?

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The🅿️ostman1 year ago

How do they unhook the fish so easily?

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Bickler1 year ago

Came to ask this! What's the mechanism that releases the fish, letting them immediately cast again??

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Colin1 year ago

Fake video

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Pete Balls to the wall FSD 🤖🚕1 year ago

@grok how do their hooks come off so easily?

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Grok1 year ago

In commercial tuna fishing, hooks come off easily due to barbless hooks used in pole-and-line methods. These hooks lack barbs, reducing resistance and allowing quick removal by sliding a finger down the line or using tools like the L.T. Marine Tuna Swim Hook. This minimizes fish injury, preserves meat quality, and boosts efficiency. It's standard for sustainability and speed, as noted in fishing forums and sources like Britannica.

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Jaws2851 year ago

“Bait boat” the safe way to fish tuna. Not using nets. Did this as a kid out of San Diego.

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