Haven't heard of anything, but I'm sure they're out there. New schoolie regs in effect too, so check the regs often...
as of June 1st....
"Recreational Atlantic Tunas Retention Limits
The recreational daily bluefin tuna (BFT) retention for limit for HMS Angling and HMS Charter/Headboat vessels (while fishing recreationally) is 1 school BFT (measuring 27 inches to less than 47 inches) Curved Fork Length (CFL) and 2 large school/small medium BFT (measuring 47 inches to less than 73 inches CFL) per vessel per day/trip. , effective in all areas, for the entire fishing year. HMS Angling and HMS Charter/Heaboats are also eligible to retain 1 BFT (73 inches or greater) per vessel per year as a “trophy” fish for the boat. These BFT retention limits are effective for all areas, except for the Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf of Mexico is designated as a spawning grounds for BFT and therefore NMFS does not allow vessels, commercial or recreational, to target BFT while fishing in this area. The recreational yellowfin tuna daily retention limit is 3 yellowfin/person. The minimum size for yellowfin and bigeye tuna is 27" curved fork length. There are no recreational limits for bigeye, skipjack or albacore tunas.
NMFS Adjusts General and Angling Category BFT Retention Limits
Starting on June 1, 2007, Atlantic tunas General and HMS Charter/Headboat vessels (while fishing commercially), may retain 3 BFT per vessel per trip, measuring 73 inches curved fork length (CFL) or greater. HMS Angling and HMS Charter/Headboat (while fishing recreationally) main retain 1 school BFT measuring 27 inches to less than 47 inches CFL and 2 large school/small medium BFT, measuring 47 inches to less than 73 inches CFL per vessel. HMS Angling and HMS Charter/Heaboats are also eligible to retain 1 “trophy” BFT per year measuring 73 inches or greater CFL (no sale). See Library for full Notice."
https://hmspermits.noaa.gov/News.asp#news231