Since August, roughly a quarter of Hawaii's 145 active vessels have been prohibited from catching bigeye tuna, as they have been constrained by quotas.
The remaining fleet has been forced to travel to the Eastern Pacific, about 1,000 miles away from the Western and Central pacific where they normally fish for the tuna [...]
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