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Open bright stairways take you to the upper floors.

Tunny: (noun) a tuna, especially the blue fin

In the early 1930's someone discovered that huge Tunny fish lived in the North Sea. They were not easy to capture and so big game anglers turned this into a sport. This was a useful sideline for the local fishermen who took visitors out on trips.

The first big fish to be caught in British waters was a 650 LB Tunny landed by Mr Henry Mitchell in 1930. In 1930 a 735 LB tunny was captured off Scarborough by a Mr Fred Taylor.

The biggest at that time was a 758 LB tunny caught by a Mr Zane Grey.

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4th January 2025