http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s4YV6Klaw0

Watch this. At the end they say the fish is 333 pounds. I may not have caught many yellow fin (Okay none) but I still don't think the fish is that big. Its nice and I would have loved some steaks from it, but not 333 pounds.

easy u ever catch one the are a solid fish pure muscle that equals weight

I have seen 200+ yellowfin that look bigger than this one.

This one is 355 pounds if that gives a point of reference.

I agree with you--looks like a big fish, but nowhere near that big. Notice that they NEVER give you a good perspective shot of the fish.

it's just like the people who hold the fish straight armed in front of them. just wanna look cool and tell fishermans lies.

that fish as weighed on "Guide Scales"!!!

130LBS MAX !!!!!!!I GOT ONE 3YRS AGO THAT WENT A HUNDRED POUNDS EVEN AND WAS ABOUT THAT SIZE PROBABLY 4 1/2FT LONG ...THATS STILL A GREAT FISH...SUSHI ANYONE

are you guys serious...atleast Rookie 07...Congrats on your 100 pounder, but you can tell in the video that fish is quite a bit bigger than the guy, and I doubt the guy weighed 100 pounds

Good God. What language are you speaking?

looks like your getting a good dinner for me.

i have been a deck hand on a couple of tuna trips. www.tunatimecharters.com in grand isle,la......and that fish was not 335 pounds my friends

Not bragging, but I've caught my share of YFT's, and that
fish is not, IS NOT, 335#!
If I were to guess from the last shot, that fish was
somewhere between 140-160#.
it is a pretty fat version, though. length is not a real good
factor in eyeball-judging bigger tunas, my biggest to date was
92.5# and was 58" long, nearly as long as that fish.
tight lines
-Brian

Somewhere about 200# - no way is it 300, but it is a sizeable fish.

the camera lens that they are using is a wide camera angle and will actually make everything look wider and bigger