Canada, Nova Scotia, blue fin tuna

This is a perfect location for an exceptional fishing trip. It is a cliché but the nature is tremendously beautiful here, the people are friendly and the service is perfect. Famous from the series 'Wicked Tuna' on National Geographic but now also available for you. Book your own spot from your home chair and then you have to get busy! Prince Edward Island is over 5500 km2 and just 150,000 people live there.

The island itself is mainly focused on tourism and of course fishing. There is a warm Gulf Stream that flows along the islands group of Newfoundland and so there is a continuous supply of food. In their annual migration, the bluefin tuna come here to forage extensively in late summer. The large schools of mackerel and other baitfish that are present make that they stay here and make sure they are well fed before the rest of their migratory route is followed. The fish are in top condition during this time of year. It is not strange that they name this region "The Land Of The Giants" and "Bluefin Capital of the World!".

On TV it already looks cool but in real life it's much better...! Are you going to film your own episode of catching your own bluefin tuna? This is the adventure of a lifetime and it's all possible in North East Canada, Nova Scotia with Prince Edward Island right behind it. An incredible nature and a gulf stream that provides a continuous supply of food. This is the best bluefin tuna spot! Here it is possible to target these largest and strongest fish in our world's oceans.

The world record is 1,490 lbs and this fish was caught just south of Nova Scotia; but a fish of half this weight is already an extreme spectacle. That is why they call it "Major League Fishing"!