Here you go and this is one expensive fish too or about $345.03 per pound.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/as_japan_giant_tuna_sold
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/as_japan_giant_tuna_sold
Record Tuna
- Thread starter joec
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You gotta love sushi. ;-)
I remember hearing from some of the fishermen that hung around with my father when he owned a fishing camp in the Keys that save the world records for mounting an never eat them. Now from what I gathered is they tend to be older fish with a much higher chance of parasites and such with them to a man swearing that the best eating was the middle sized fish.
Well now as for Lobster, I'm a bit of an expert eater of them.
I prefer 2 to 3 lbs live lobster when it goes in the pot. Now smaller is the best but if one gets caught eating one you will pay a hefty fine with some jail time in some cases. At any rate I've had one 5 lb Florida Lobster that was no where as good as the average sized 2 to 3 pounders. If I'm really hungry I will eat 2 instead of 1 which is rare now as my portions have come way down over the years.