That's the first thing i thought.If those surfers are waiting for the good wave , I don’t see one for miles
Both her hair and bottom of her foot, have obvious reflection. I’ve yet to see a dry wetsuit reflect light. Girl on the right is wet and has plenty of sun reflecting as well.The side of the fish we can see is lit up like a dozen search lights are hitting it but the girls have just the opposite going on........photoshop
I still have no proof either way but Some of these guys on here truly think they have seen everything and scoff at anything they cant comprehend immediately labeling it bullshit ...rough way to go through life..View attachment 1214386
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Bluefin tuna Fishing - Fishing in Ireland - Catch the unexpected
Blue fin tuna fishing in Ireland Current regulations Bluefin tuna fishing will be open in 2020 on a restricted basis. Fishing is only possible on authorised charter boats Season: 13th of July 2020 until the 12th of November 2020 Any bluefin tuna inadvertently hooked by any other anglers must be...fishinginireland.info
You’re absolutely right. Some people are just closed minded idiots.I still have no proof either way but Some of these guys on here truly think they have seen everything and scoff at anything they cant comprehend immediately labeling it bullshit ...rough way to go through life..
Many years ago the First time I heard killer whales were picking seals off the beach I thought complete bs til I saw it with my own eyes. . I learned from that experience..
This seems similar..
Looks photoshopped to me, however I'm far from an expert. That said, my brother, who is a commercial fisherman out of Montauk, said there were bluefins crashing on a school of bluefish right off the jetties a hundred yards offshore. This was a couple of weeks ago. A friend of his got it on video, which I'm trying to get ahold of.Largest Bluefin on a Surfboard.... 861 lbs. ...(lol). BFT are caught in shallow waters all along the East Coast... why not there? Picture looks "hokey" though.
Let's not forget..... where there's ABUNDANT bait.... BFT will follow.... at least long enough to eat.
I gave up a long time ago thinking I had anything figured out.I still have no proof either way but Some of these guys on here truly think they have seen everything and scoff at anything they cant comprehend immediately labeling it bullshit ...rough way to go through life..
Many years ago the First time I heard killer whales were picking seals off the beach I thought complete bs til I saw it with my own eyes. . I learned from that experience..
This seems similar..
I guess the all knowing authority has spoken..nothin to see here...everyone go home...Bathy maps show that the area where the tuna was "spotted" has one of the shallowest drop offs on the outer Atlantic. Unless those surfers are going out a couple miles, they aint seeing no big bluefin
Its two separate pictures though. One of the fish at the peak of the jump, one with it tipped forward about to reenter the water. Not saying both cant be doctored but its twice the work to make something cool but not really super important to a lot of people. Most people would probably think "Cool...fish in the ocean, what's the point?"Calling a picture photoshopped does not necessarily mean anyone is denying there are BFT off the UK coast. Big BFT are caught in shallow waters in North Carolina, Cape Cod, Nova Scotia, and probably loads of other places. If they have migrated to the UK, there is no reason to believe the same wouldn't be happening there.
The picture just doesn't look real, at all.
Both are photoshopped. Look at the girl on the surfboard and the small wave passing behind her in both photos, they are identical. So in sequence of the two pictures - the tuna gets closer to the water and the whitewater behind it subsides, but the girl and the rest of the ocean remain frozen in time? Nope, photoshopped.Its two separate pictures though. One of the fish at the peak of the jump, one with it tipped forward about to reenter the water. Not saying both cant be doctored but its twice the work to make something cool but not really super important to a lot of people. Most people would probably think "Cool...fish in the ocean, what's the point?"
Also since it looks like its part of a sequence which someone with a good camera and a telephoto lens shooting surfers would have so at least that part makes sense to me.
That's a good point about the girl being the same in both.Both are photoshopped. Look at the girl on the surfboard and the small wave passing behind her in both photos, they are identical. So in sequence of the two pictures - the tuna gets closer to the water and the whitewater behind it subsides, but the girl and the rest of the ocean remain frozen in time? Nope, photoshopped.
I am totally with you as to speculating why someone would take the time to do this, it beats me. Probably a similar motive to those trolling around an online forum trying to sniff out someone to call an a-hole or an idiot over a picture of a fish.
Both are photoshopped. Look at the girl on the surfboard and the small wave passing behind her in both photos, they are identical. So in sequence of the two pictures - the tuna gets closer to the water and the whitewater behind it subsides, but the girl and the rest of the ocean remain frozen in time? Nope, photoshopped.
I am totally with you as to speculating why someone would take the time to do this, it beats me. Probably a similar motive to those trolling around an online forum trying to sniff out someone to call an a-hole or an idiot over a picture of a fish.
You made my day sir
THIS! I was not saying that there aren't any Tuna off the UK Coast, just as someone that uses photoshop daily I just thought that the picture looked fake.Calling a picture photoshopped does not necessarily mean anyone is denying there are BFT off the UK coast. Big BFT are caught in shallow waters in North Carolina, Cape Cod, Nova Scotia, and probably loads of other places. If they have migrated to the UK, there is no reason to believe the same wouldn't be happening there.
The picture just doesn't look real, at all.