The Marlin Group, the world’s largest big-game fishing network, has announced key organizational changes to support continued growth across its expanding portfolio of big-game tournaments.

Learn the best ways to carry and transfer extra fuel for long-range fishing trips. Compare drums, custom tanks, and fuel bladders to maximize range and safety offshore.

Maria Smith of Uno Mas landed an 875-pound blue marlin off the Azores, setting a new IGFA women’s 50-pound-test world record and breaking a mark that stood since 1986.

Pulling on a truly big fish with heavy tackle sits at the core of all big-game fishing. We all grew up reading stories of titanic man-versus-fish battles lasting for hours and hours until one of the ...

Founded in 1987 by Capt. Jody Bright, the Hawaii Marlin Tournament Series is Hawaii’s preeminent billfishing competition, pitting the top Kona crews against one another for a season-long quest to be ...

Elite sport-fishing teams like Team Supreme, Mama C, and Lo Que Sea weigh in on what it takes to build a successful sport-fishing team. Learn how their unique traditions, teamwork, and meticulous ...

Not content with off-the-shelf brands, custom rods quickly set the standard for offshore fishing.

Many anglers catch sailfish without targeting them. For those who are looking for sails, these are the world’s best hot spots. Dave Ferrell Most people’s first introduction to the world of billfish ...

The 2024 South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series saw 106 boats competing in five tournaments along the Palmetto State’s coast. Amidst the fierce competition, Buddy Rowe emerged as the series ...

Omnidirectional sonars are transforming sport fishing by providing a competitive edge. As their popularity grows, debates on fairness and installation costs challenge the sport.

Biggest Marlin Ever Caught These are the largest marlin and swordfish landed according to the International Game Fish Association’s Angling Rules. Courtesy IGFA Have you ever scrolled through a series ...

These are some of the most impressive world records ever landed—the All-Tackle records for Atlantic and Pacific blue marlin, black marlin, striped marlin and swordfish.