Tuna
Reported bait: Professional Boss Lure
Archived 1.0.12 target reference. For recorded fish, the current Fishipedia can show a bait-name clue after a first kill. Patch 1.1.3 evidence & limits
SUPPLIED VISUAL REFERENCE · NOT SPECIES IDENTIFICATIONBefore your next cast.
For the story route, unlock Rocks and obtain the Professional Boss Lure. Finish any active boss encounter before using another dedicated boss lure. Corpus’s 1.0.12 reference lists Professional Boss Lure on Rocks and Volcano for Tuna. Keep the defeated Tuna for the Albatross encounter when that quest is next. Check the full item name and your rod before casting; prices and stock on your build are not established.
Rocks is the reported Tuna-to-Albatross quest route, not a claim that Tuna is exclusive to this island. Keep the defeated Tuna’s body for the next encounter.
The same reference reports that an active boss can block another dedicated boss bait or substitute a default result in a mixed pool. Finish the active encounter before spending another boss lure. Evidence ↗
Rocks: catch and defeat a Tuna with the Professional Boss Lure, keep its body for the Albatross encounter, and return the bird’s Head for Volcano coordinates. Evidence ↗
Confirm the journal entry
Corpus reports that killing a journal boss or miniboss fills both its ordinary and Drip records. The quest trophy is a separate item: keep it for the required hand-in, even after the journal entry appears. Read the guidance ↗
Reopen Tab after the encounter and compare the same name and variant. Only then copy the result into this site’s checklist. Its boxes are manual browser notes; they cannot detect a kill, alter the game journal, or confirm who received multiplayer credit. Read the guidance ↗
Still missing? Follow the entry check →
Follow the published guidance
Source and limits
Sehaj Padda / All Things How ↗ · August 27: Tuna summon, boathouse cover, ranged openings and Albatross Head hand-in
These are published targeting associations, not exclusive spawn rules or guaranteed catches. Rarity odds and exact conditions are not invented.