September and October offer great Big game fishing in Adriatic for Albacore tuna, which come in huge numbers !
                                         
Occurs worldwide in tropical and warm temperate seas. Also found in the Mediterranean and Adriatic sea Croatia!!!
Pelagic and migratory. The most distinguishing fence of this member of the tuna and mackerel family is its very long pectoral fins that reach to a point beyond the anal fin.

The pectoral fins of certain other adult tunas may also be moderately long, but never extend all the way to the anal fin. Though the very long pectoral fins readily distinguish the adult albacore from other adult tunas, it should be noted that juvenile albacore may have shorter pectoral fins than similar-sized yellowfin tuna or bigeye tuna.

The deepest part of the albacore's body is near the second dorsal fin, rather than near the middle of the first dorsal fin as in other tunas, and the vent is round rather than oval or teardrop shape The fins are dark yellowish, except for the white trailing edge of the tail.

The anal finlets are dark. Fishing methods include trolling with feathered jigs, spoons and other lures, live and whole bait fishing with mullet, sauries, squid, herring, anchovies, sardines and other small fishes.

The albacore is considered by anglers to be an excellent light-tackle game fish. In the United States the albacore is probably the most valuable tuna in terms of quality and profit. Its white meat is canned and sold commercially throughout the country, and, with the blackfin tuna, is the only kind that can carry the label "white meat tuna."