Marlin

The best offshore safety strategy involves layered protection and a combination of modern technology with proven traditional equipment, redundancy and crew training. When emergencies happen offshore, those extra layers of can make all the difference. Cred

The White Marlin Open once again transformed Ocean City into the center of the sportfishing world as 334 boats competed for nearly $10 million and thousands of fans packed Harbour Island for six days of unforgettable weigh-ins. Courtesy The White Marlin O

Eddie Smith bought Grady-White in 1968, at just 26 years old, and grew it from near bankruptcy into one of offshore fishing's most trusted builders. Courtesy Grady White Subscribe to Marlin magazine and get a year of highly collectible, keepsake editions

From their base in North Florida, Front Runner's emergence in the catamaran and center-console market continues with this 43-footer, a wide-beamed offshore platform built for speed and serious fishing. Long story short, it makes a strong case for why cats

Capt. Norm Isaacs helped bring big-game fishing into millions of homes, introducing television audiences to marlin, tournament competition and the personalities who shaped the sport. Credit Richard Gibson Capt. Norm Isaacs, a lifelong fisherman, sportfish

Taylor Schuster's 675-pound blue marlin vaulted Magic Touch into first place on the final afternoon, earning Capt. Kim Manning and the team $278,379. Credit Dan Jacobs / Bisbee's East Cape Subscribe to Marlin magazine and get a year of highly collectible,

Two generations of Bayliss reflect on craftsmanship, teamwork and the constant pursuit of building each custom sport-fisher better than the last. Credit Austin Coit Subscribe to Marlin magazine and get a year of highly collectible, keepsake editions - plu

Weaver Boatworks' latest splash pairs renowned fishability with the owner's unique flair . Courtesy Cameron J. Rhodes / The Buckskin Billfish Subscribe to Marlin magazine and get a year of highly collectible, keepsake editions - plus access to the digital

The Kona Throw Down kept Kona's July momentum rolling, with 24 teams recording 56 catches and competing for $619,675 during three action-packed days of fishing. Slower fishing turned the Skins Marlin Derby into a test of execution, with the top three team

A tournament-record 75 teams converged on The Wharf Marina for the 2026 Blue Marlin Grand Championship, competing for a tournament-record purse of $2,115,343. Courtesy BMGC / Jenni Guerry Subscribe to Marlin magazine and get a year of highly collectible,