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Smoking Bluefin Tuna can take several hours depending on the cut and method. Typically, it’s slow-smoked at low temperatures until the meat is tender and infused with a rich, smoky flavor.
Bluefin Tuna is most commonly used in sushi and sashimi due to its rich flavor and high fat content. It is also enjoyed grilled, seared, or prepared in gourmet seafood dishes.
When fishing for Bluefin Tuna, anglers often use leaders between 80 to 130 pounds, depending on the size of the fish and conditions. A heavier leader helps prevent breakage during strong runs.
Bluefin Tuna is highly valued for its flavor, texture, and demand in the global seafood market, especially in Japan. Its scarcity and the skill required to catch it also add to its premium price.
Bluefin Tuna can live for up to 40 years in the wild. Their long lifespan, combined with slow growth and high demand, contributes to their conservation challenges.
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