Russia Eyes Record Bluefin Tuna Catch Off Kamchatka as Species Pushes North

Russia is anticipating a significant bluefin tuna harvest in Kamchatka waters this year, following an unprecedented influx of the species into the region driven by warming sea temperatures.
According to researchers at KamchatNIRO, the Russian fisheries science institute based in Kamchatka, Pacific bluefin tuna have appeared in large numbers in the coastal waters of Kronotsky and Kamchatka Bays. More strikingly, the species has been recorded in the waters around the Commander Islands for the first time in recorded history...
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