Striped marlin (nicknamed stripies) readily bite a wide variety of baits, and because of their habit of tailing on the surface, they also offer anglers the unique opportunity to sight-cast to ...

The Game Changer team headed up the Pacific coast from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, for some outstanding striped marlin fishing.

Striped marlin aren't plentiful in SoCal, but knowing how to find the right conditions and water quality will lead you to them. The post Keys for Finding Striped Marlin in Southern California ...

And there are even fewer with the means and determination to spend their weekends hunting one of Southern California’s most powerful and elusive game fish, the striped marlin.

Striped marlin don’t like cold water, and they migrate closer to the temperate waters of the equator in cold seasons. Striped marlin have long, pointed first dorsal fins with the fin usually at least ...

Striped marlin are some of the fastest animals on the planet and one of the ocean's top predators. When hunting in groups, individual marlin will take turns attacking schools of prey fish one at a ...

Marlins light up their stripes to co-ordinate attacks on schools of fish, a study has found. The large fish with long, pointed bills are rapid swimmers that hunt in groups, with each animal taking ...

Fishing from a 12-foot 9-inch pedal-drive kayak, Vang hooked a giant striped marlin and fought the fish for more than five hours. By the time he grabbed ahold of the leader and cut the line to release ...

Science Zoology Striped marlin glow before attacking schools of fish Column Nathaniel Herzberg As pack hunters, these athletes of the sea 'suddenly change color' to prevent collisions with their ...

Carter Voorhis, 20, an off-duty deckhand at Newport Landing, caught a 172-pound marlin on Tuesday on a three-quarter day trip headed toward Catalina Island.

A new study documented stripes on each marlin getting brighter when a fish went to attack its prey.