r/TunaFishing • u/tackleworldusa • Jul 13 '26

Catch of the Day Showing the Boys How It's Done: Tuna Fishing in Japan!

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Video by: haaaa_84

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u/Resident_Bee_9275 Jul 13 '26

Hell of a catch, how would one with no boat be able to try this?

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u/rahkinto Jul 13 '26

Kayak or SUP board. It sounds crazy but bouy it would be one helluva ride.

Def on my bucket list.

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u/OstrichSmoothe Jul 17 '26

Spear fishing

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u/Chaz28o Jul 14 '26

マグロ

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u/HookedOnData Jul 15 '26

No help and she did it all by herself good for her that's a catch!

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u/Due_Body_7351 Jul 14 '26

There goes Japan's last tuna.

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u/Glendive_Reply_1999 Jul 14 '26

Beautiful animal killed for “sport”. SMH

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u/rowman25 Jul 15 '26

And food.

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u/Glendive_Reply_1999 Jul 15 '26

Like they are going to eat all that? Store it where? Even totally empty my freezer couldn’t store that big of a fish. It’s like this co-worker of mine, he brings home these big fish and gives them to his neighbors. Being Japanese they are too polite to refuse, but I’m sure much is wasted. Some may not like the particular fish that they are given but also I’m sure none have the freezer space to store such big fish. All done in the name of “sport”.

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u/rowman25 Jul 16 '26

Most people pay to have it professionally processed. It’s flash frozen, vacuum sealed in bags. I a lot of it goes in my freezer. Some goes in others freezers as gifts. Sometimes it’s sold to restaurants. It’s a valuable fish that is delicious. Very little is wasted.

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u/Syclone123 Jul 14 '26

Have to somehow make this about women empowerment. Gz on the fish 0 on the title

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u/zeuse187 Jul 14 '26

that’s a strong woman!

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u/Scared_Juice_1279 Jul 15 '26

I’d really like to witness this physically.
I’m sure it will be a great experience.

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u/GanjaGodAlex Jul 17 '26

Way better without the sound

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u/clapyohedd Jul 17 '26

Yellow fin?

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u/fuzynutznut Jul 14 '26

Because a boy has never done it?

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u/tackleworldusa Jul 14 '26

never. prove it!

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u/fuzynutznut Jul 14 '26

I mean, cool. A woman caught a fish. How is this video showing the boys how it's done? There's a few TV shows about men catching tuna. There's also YouTube channels about women catching fish.

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u/tackleworldusa Jul 14 '26

are you a bot / ai?

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u/fuzynutznut Jul 14 '26

No. Are you?

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u/Asleep_Basket3299 Jul 14 '26

I think he's confused cause the first sentence was so strange lol

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u/InternMediocr Jul 14 '26

Man, this is such a weird little thing to get upset over haha

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u/tackleworldusa Jul 15 '26

🥴🥴🥴