The pontoon is a 20-minute boat ride from Port Lincoln's main marina, and the Swim With the Tuna trip caters for families, swimmers and non-swimmers alike, with quality gear, plus two touch pools ...

There's something fishy about Port Lincoln By Michael Hortin. Port Lincoln claims to be the 'Seafood Capital' of Austraila. A large part of the economy is sustained by Tuna fishing.

Port Lincoln, on South Australia's west coast, celebrates four decades of a tuna-tossing competition that commemorates the city's fishing history and is proving popular with hammer throwers.

Researchers swap lab coats for waders and wellies in a quest to battle a tiny parasite that threatens the $150 million dollar tuna industry.

The one that didn’t get away! A fisherman shows off the 133kg bluefin tuna he caught off Port Lincoln. See the video of it coming ashore. Shane Hodgens, owner of Tackle World Port Lincoln ...

PORT Lincoln will win the bulk of a $700,000 investment into Southern Bluefin Tuna research in the Federal Budget.

Port Lincoln's annual tuna toss will take place again this weekend with competitors expected from across the country and even overseas vying for $7,000 in prize money.

The frightening image emerged on Thursday showing the massive shark lurking in waters near a tuna farm off the Port Lincoln coast in South Australia.

Shane Hodgens, owner of Tackle World Port Lincoln, caught the 133kg bluefin tuna after an early morning departure from Billy Lights Point boat ramp in Port Lincoln.

Shane Hodgens, owner of Tackle World Port Lincoln, caught the 133kg bluefin tuna after an early morning departure from Billy Lights Point boat ramp in Port Lincoln.

Shane Hodgens, owner of Tackle World Port Lincoln, caught the 133kg bluefin tuna after an early morning departure from Billy Lights Point boat ramp in Port Lincoln.

Shane Hodgens, owner of Tackle World Port Lincoln, caught the 133kg bluefin tuna after an early morning departure from Billy Lights Point boat ramp in Port Lincoln.