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The Grand Caribe Deep Sea Classic celebrated its seventh anniversary this year, kicking off on Thursday, June 29, with its captains’ meeting and kickoff party. The official boat count came to 40, and ...

The 2025 White Marlin Open is just two months away from kicking off in Ocean City. Here is what you kneed to know for this year's tournament.

The White Marlin Open will be held in Ocean City, Aug. 5-9. Boats can be registered online, by mail, or in person at Harbour Island Marina on Aug. 3 and Aug. 4, or in Cape May, New Jersey, on Aug. 3.

Cole’s hard work paid off, as Cole Play brought in a 645.6-pound blue marlin, just 3.4 pounds short of last year’s winner. “I just thought it was a shark.

On this day, he’s sitting in the salon of Sea Weez in Cape May, New Jersey, packing up as the Northeast portion of the season finishes up and he prepares to move the boat back to Scarborough for a ...

The previous state record marlin was a 851.9-pound fish caught by Ginger Myers in July 2020. Anderson’s blue also is the largest marlin recorded in any of the other Gulf of Mexico states. The second ...

The captain of Sensation, the fishing boat that lost out on over $3 million in earnings when tournament officials disqualified its 619.4-pound blue marlin due to “mutilation,” told CNN on ...

Michael Jordan might be retired from mainstream competitive sports, but he’s still playing for keeps in the world of competitive saltwater fishing. In late August, Jordan’s team participated in the 32 ...

It's no pipe dream. Chip Caruso could win $1.18 million if his 889-pound blue marlin landed in the prestigious Mid-Atlantic tournament holds up.

More women are fishing now than in previous years, a trend that in my view must continue for fishing to remain the state's premier outdoor activity.Perhaps counterintuitively, given the meteoric ...

Cole’s hard work paid off, as Cole Play brought in a 645.6-pound blue marlin, just 3.4 pounds short of last year’s winner. “I just thought it was a shark.