A South Pacific angler hooked and landed a 732-pound marlin by himself recently from a 16-foot boat that could barely contain the enormous billfish.

A South Pacific angler hooked and landed a 732-pound marlin by himself recently from a 16-foot boat that could barely contain the enormous billfish.

The tournament's top payouts usually go to white marlin or blue marlin catches, and last year's top prize was $6.23 million to Floor Reel, an Ocean City boat that landed a 640.5-pound blue marlin.

A video of a crazy blue marlin catapulting into the cockpit of a large offshore trolling boat has logged more than 40 million views on TikTok since it was posted on July 14. The video is short — just ...

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So for a boat like the Amadea, a 348-foot-long, $300 million yacht that has been linked to the oligarch Suleiman Kerimo v, the initial broker’s fee would likely have been about $9 million.

New details have emerged regarding the boat that sank on Day 1 of the 2021 White Marlin Open. On Monday, while fishing in the annual Ocean City tournament, the boat Knot Stressin took on water ...

OCEAN CITY, Md. — Organizers of the White Marlin Open announced Sunday night that the 2020 tournament will have 433 boats fighting for the $6.7 million purse. The 433 boats and purse are both ...

Fishing on the 20-foot boat he built himself, Cameron Thorp caught the fish of a lifetime—a 1,041-pound blue marlin he called a dream come true—but he and his fishing partner needed h ...

Giant Marlin Hit by Boat Leaps on Board, Spears Two Fishermen, Escapes Published May 23, 2019 at 8:20 AM EDT Updated May 23, 2019 at 10:33 AM EDT By Brendan Cole ...

The Magic of Baitmasters of South Florida Reach into your bait freezer, grab five bags of small ballyhoo and a pack of mackerel, dip a bucket in salt water, plop the frozen yellow bricks into your ...

Eventually Santiago makes it ashore. Leaving the bones of the marlin and the boat, he hobbles to his shack. He makes it home and crashes, like I said — he’s super tired.