Though yellowfin tuna have a similar coloring pattern to yellowtail, these fish are much larger, capable of reaching weights of 450 pounds and lengths of over 6 feet.

Yellowfin tuna numbers are on the increase, with some boats reporting double digit hookups during a single day of trolling the blue waters of the Washington Canyon.

These sanctuaries act as magnets, drawing yellowfin tuna to gather in communal abundance. Instead of the usual bait, we use the local secret weapon: a small ball of squid ink bait.

What's the difference between yellowtail tuna and yellowfin tuna? It's a trick question, as there's no such thing as ...

It’s a joyous circus when the Royal Polaris returns to San Diego Harbor after 22 days at sea loaded with yellowfin tuna. Fish tied tails-up to the stern are arrayed like a turkey’s fan tail ...