These luxurious fish may come with a high price tag, but their flavor, texture, and versatility make them well worth it.

Established to restore populations of bluefin tuna, an oceanic border divides the Atlantic into radically different fishing zones. By Richard Adams Carey July 21, 2023 11:46 am ET Share ...

For centuries people have braved the ocean to bring back yellowfin, skipjack, bigeye and albacore for their families.

The bluefin tuna is eating an enormous amount of forage fish and smaller oily fish and squid. All those smaller fish have their own knock-down effects on their ecosystems. The really scary thing is ...

We’ll see huge schools of fish, but they’re down 20, 30, 40 fathoms, and they don’t come up and bite.” Last year, the majority of his fish went to Wild Planet, one of the major canned tuna ...

Avoid fish from the Indian Ocean, where fishing rules are poorly enforced, Dr. Boustany said. If your primary concern is mercury, the tuna’s species matters even more.