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After our two-part Bluefin Tuna series in Wedgeport and Canso, one question kept coming in: “How much does it actually cost to go tuna fishing in Nova Scotia?”

In this episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, Ang, Pete, and Dean break down the REAL numbers behind Canada’s Atlantic Bluefin fishery. From full-day charter prices and licensing rules to catch-and-release vs commercial harvest trips, we explain what you’re actually paying for — and why it may be one of the best big-game fishing values in the world.

We also dive into:
 • What’s included in a tuna charter
 • Why only a limited number of captains can operate
 • The short August–October window
 • Weather, hurricanes, and Atlantic conditions
 • The difference between 300lb and 600lb fish (and why size isn’t everything)
 • The culture behind the Wedgeport Tuna Festival

If you’ve ever dreamed of battling a 500+ pound Bluefin Tuna, this episode gives you the practical details you need before booking the trip.

Watch our Bluefin Tuna episodes from Wedgeport and Canso on the Fish’n Canada YouTube channel.