http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/nature/post/rare-catch-of-golden-bigeye-tuna-a-one-in-a-million-find/ The Philadelphia company, which promptly sold the fish to a sushi restaurant in Washington, D.C., posted a news release about the catch on its Facebook page. Bigeye tuna, generally, are blueish and silver. The stunning gold color is an anomaly and in Asian cultures, Samuels and Son state, the capture of a golden bigeye tuna is believed to bring good luck. “Being the largest seafood distributor in the mid-Atlantic, Samuels has seen just about every fish from around the world,” reads part of the post. “Now, for the first time, they’ll see the coveted Golden Bigeye Tuna.”
Golden bigeye tuna catch a ‘one-in-a-million find’ | GrindTV.com
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