Anderson’s blue also is the largest marlin recorded in any of the other Gulf of Mexico states. The second largest is a 1,054-pounder taken off Mississippi in June 2002 by angler Barry Carr. The ...

Sea Striker wins the 2024 Bermuda Big-Game Classic, while UnWined weighs a historic 1,268-pound blue marlin and claims the largest tournament payout ever. The post Bermuda Big-Game Classic ...

Already a previous winner of the world's largest billfish tournament, after winning in 2008, Tommy Hinkle won the White ...

It beat last year’s winning blue marlin by more than 100 pounds, and surpassed the record payout of $4.45 million set last year with a 77.5-pound white marlin caught by Jeremy Duffie.

While Waste Knot’s white marlin gave them a shot at a huge payout, the trophy catch of the day belonged to Stone Cutter with an 897.5-pound blue marlin landed by Lance Blakemore.

Stone Cutter, a boat based in St. Augustine, Florida, caught an 897.5-pound blue marlin with potential value of more than $555,000 in prize money.

Hunter Megarity of Houston, Texas, and C-Student had the largest Blue Marlin caught on Monday at the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament. They thought by eyeballing it, it might be a prize.

Pipe Dreamer's blue marlin held up over the final fishing days of the Mid-Atlantic tournament, which meant a very big pay day for Carmine "Chip" Caruso and company.. Caruso, of Colts Neck, earned ...

The 51st annual White Marlin Open wrapped up Saturday after nearly 300 boats competed for a share of the $8.59 million prize pool, despite rough weather conditions from Tropical Depression Debby.

Waste Knot, of Raleigh, North Carolina, remains in the lead atop the white marlin category with a 77.5-pounder and is in line to collect the top prize of $3.697 million if it stays there.

A fishing crew recently caught a prize-worthy marlin at the 66th Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament in North Carolina. ... She said Big Rock is the largest non-profit billfish tournament in the world. 3.

A fishing crew on the "Release" reeled in a 504-pound blue marlin, earning them $1.7 million at the 66th Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament in North Carolina.