Rare Catch in Croatian Waters. Fishermen Caught a Bluefin Tuna of 160 Kilograms
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An Italian fishing team achieved an outstanding result with a 160.78 kilogram bluefin tuna at the TunIstra-Big Game Fishing Poreč 2026 competition in Croatia. The Nonno Perro team, representing the Venice Tuna Club in Jesolo, won the “Big Fish” award with the huge catch and finished third in the overall ranking, writes Il Gazzettino. The international deep-sea fishing competition is organized by […]
A red tuna of 160.78 kilograms was caught in the waters of Croatia after a 36-minute fight with the fishermen. The catch of the Nonno Perro team, representing Venice Tuna Club in Jesolo, brought the third place in the overall standings of the TunIstra-Big Game Fishing Poreč 2026 competition and the prize "Big Fish", according to Il Messaggero. An impressive catch was obtained on the weekend, in the waters of the city of Poreč, Croatia, in the fr…
Four men managed to fish a bluefin tuna of 160 kilograms in a weekend international fishing competition in the waters of Poreč, Croatia.
A rare catch took place in the waters of Croatia. A few Italian fishermen caught a red tuna of 160 kilograms. Fishermen fought for dozens of minutes with huge fish.
A team of fishermen from Italy managed to catch a bluefin tuna of 160.78 kilograms, won third place in the general standings and won the Big Fish.
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