Bluefin tuna 2024 open season starts in Gibraltar

There will be a total allowable catch of 25 tonnes this year

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Friday, 21 June 2024, 17:15

The Gibraltar government has announced the start of open season for bluefin tuna in Gibraltar's territorial waters.

Anglers have been reminded that a Class K licence is required to fish for bluefin tuna and there will be a total allowable catch of 25 tonnes this year.

Gibraltar closely controls the fishing of the tuna to ensure its sustainability.

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