South Africa is subtropical with a generally temperate climate, so the changes between summer and winter are invigorating without being frustratingly extreme. Because South Africa lies south of the ...

Pachanga, a boat out of Ocean City, Maryland, won the 2025 SC Blue Marlin Invitational with a 116-inch catch that weighed 517 ...

From Blue Marlin World Cup: "Well done Kev – amazing fish and cheers for providing Rarotonga with food for countless families. (Nothing is wasted from this beast, it is not a 'trophy,' but a ...

A legendary blue marlin hotspot where ocean currents collide, creating the ultimate sport-fishing playground The post Royal Charlotte Bank: Brazil’s Hidden Gem for Trophy Blue Marlin Fishing ...

Nestled deep in the South Pacific, the Marquesas are a hidden gem of French Polynesia and well-worth the trip. Credit Carol ...

The president of the Big Rock Blue Marlin tournament on Wednesday defended its controversial decision to disqualify a 619.4-pound blue marlin that would have earned the fishermen about $3.5 ...

The crowd shouted as the massive blue marlin swung on the hook. Judges and fishing enthusiasts stared at the catch, waiting for the end of the 65th Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament in Morehead City ...

A fishing crew lost out on over $3 million in tournament prize money after the 619.4-pound blue marlin they caught was disqualified due to “mutilation” caused by a shark or other marine animal ...

Few fish inspire anglers more than the powerful, beautiful billfish patrolling the blue waters of the world’s oceans. This is partly because marlin themselves are such majestic fish. But it’s also ...

If it is hard to get a white marlin on the hook, it is even harder to keep it there. An angry white marlin can swim at 60 m.p.h. In its strong, tenacious struggle to throw the hook, it often ...

With the large fish ruled out, first place went to Sushi, a boat that brought in a blue marlin weighing 484.5 pounds. It won more than $2.7 million, falling short of the $739,500 bonus for the ...

MARLIN fishes of the genus Makaria Lacépède, 1803, occur throughout almost all tropical and temperate seas, and are of interest not only to the scientist but are also the prime quarry of the big ...