Farmed fish? (Patreon)

In a recent live stream I talked about the fact that sea fish (as opposed to fresh water fish) are usually not farmed, they are wild, and therefore, "organic". The only major exceptions I knew of were Salmon and Sea Trout, which are both 'euryhaline fish', an extremely rare group of species which can survive in both salt and fresh water. However, someone left a comment on the video saying that Tuna is actually farmed as well. I was unaware of this. But I looked it up, and indeed they're correct. However, unlike Salmon farms, Tuna farms - as far as I can tell - are very rare, and the vast majority of tuna you find in the supermarket is wild caught, not farmed (see the attached link). Whereas with Salmon, the majority of what you find in the shops is farmed. As I said in the live stream, the vast majority of sea fish in general is wild caught, not farmed. The packaging will usually tell you. But if in doubt, you could do as I do, and head down to the cost and catch your own lol

https://oldwayspt.org/system/files/atoms/files/Seafood_Tuna_FAQ.pdf