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Fisherman report bluefin tuna boom, but quotas mean hundreds of tons discarded
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Fisherman report bluefin tuna boom, but quotas mean hundreds of tons discarded

April 3, 2026
The korea Herald News
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Calls are growing to raise tuna quotas for South Korea’s eastern provinces as rising sea temperatures have seen the warm-water species expand its habitat to the country’s entire East Sea coastline. The push comes after South Korea recently identified juvenile bluefin tuna for the first time in its northernmost waters, suggesting the species may be establishing a spawning ground in Korean waters.

Fisherman report bluefin tuna boom, but quotas mean hundreds of tons discarded

According to the National Institute of Fisheries Science, three juvenile bluefin tuna were found earl

The korea Herald News
The korea Herald News

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