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Huge tuna discovered in fishing net in Chaleur Bay, N.B.
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June 30, 2024
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1:48Now PlayingEarl LaBillois of Ugpi'ganjig Mi'kmaq First Nation had the catch of a lifetime when his salmon net caught an Atlantic tuna — weighing more than 700 pounds, or 317 kilograms. Despite being a fish of great value, LaBillois isn’t going to make any money from his catch. The tuna will be shared with members of his community.
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