Top Stories · October 8, 2026
New Hampshire fishermen smash state record by snagging insane 1,116-pound bluefin tuna
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A fisherman in New Hampshire has broken a 13-year-old state record by catching a bluefin tuna weighing 1,116 pounds. The fish was caught on Saturday, October 3, 2026, off the coast of Rye by Brandon McGirl and Captain Jamie Savage aboard the vessel 'Out of Line'. The catch, which exceeded the previous 2013 record by over 150 pounds, was hooked in rough conditions just as the crew was planning to end their trip. The tuna will be sold at market, potentially destined for Japan, though the fishermen retained the tail as a souvenir.
A fisherman in New Hampshire has broken a 13-year-old state record by catching a bluefin tuna weighing 1,116 pounds. The fish was caught on Saturday, October 3, 2026, off the coast of Rye by Brandon McGirl and Captain Jamie Savage aboard the vessel 'Out of Line'. The catch, which exceeded the previous 2013 record by over 150 pounds, was hooked in rough conditions just as the crew was planning to end their trip. The tuna will be sold at market, potentially destined for Japan, though the fishermen retained the tail as a souvenir.