Fisherman Lands Record-Breaking Bluefin Tuna in New Hampshire
A fisherman in New Hampshire has caught a 1,116-pound bluefin tuna, breaking the state's previous record for the fish.

Eureka, CA, October 6, 2026 —
A significant angling achievement has occurred in New Hampshire waters, where a fisherman has successfully reeled in a bluefin tuna weighing an astounding 1,116 pounds. This impressive catch establishes a new state record for the species.
The previous record for the largest bluefin tuna caught in New Hampshire is now surpassed by this recent haul. The exact identity of the fisherman and the specific date of the catch were not immediately available. Details regarding the location within New Hampshire where the tuna was caught, beyond the state itself, have also not been provided.
Bluefin tuna are a highly sought-after species, known for their size and the challenge they present to anglers. Their commercial and recreational value is substantial. This particular tuna’s weight places it among the largest specimens recorded in recent times for the region.
Further information concerning the equipment used by the fisherman, the duration of the struggle to land the fish, or what will happen next with the record-breaking catch, such as its destination or if it will be displayed, has not been detailed.
This event highlights the rich marine resources present off the New Hampshire coast and the potential for remarkable catches by dedicated fishermen.
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