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Every fall, giant bluefin tuna pull into Morehead City to feast on massive schools of menhaden. Captain Jacky Dufour heads offshore in North Carolina to battle this incredible pelagic species.
Every fall, giant bluefin tuna pull into Morehead City to feast on massive schools of menhaden. Captain Jacky Dufour heads offshore in North Carolina to battle this incredible pelagic species.
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