Pacific Blue Marlin, 1,376 Pounds The all-tackle Pacific blue marlin. IGFA. Jay de Beaubien’s 1,376-pound Pacific blue marlin is the all-tackle world record. The marlin, caught May 31, 1982 off Kaaiwi ...

The previous record of 23 blue marlin was set in 2016 by Capt. Miguel Tirado aboard Blue Bird while fishing out of Marina Cap Cana in the Dominican Republic. It was closely contested but not ...

The previous Cook Islands record catch, of a 1,045-pound blue marlin, occurred in 2020. The world record for Pacific blue marlin stands at 1,376 pounds, for a 1982 catch off Kona, Hawaii.

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.

ORANGE BEACH, Ala. - The 2024 Blue Marlin Grand Championship is in the books and it was another one for the record book as well, with 99 blues caught over the weekend.Most of those were released ...

Stover, a county commissioner from Paulding County, Ga., caught the record-setter aboard the “Mollie,” captained by Jeff Shoults, a veteran of more than three decades in catching blue marlin.

The top billfishing teams on the gulf coast are competing for their share of a record, $1.8 million purse. This tournament ...

Anglers returned to shore this weekend for the Blue Marlin Grand Championship 2025 weigh-ins, drawing in big crowds.

Maryland resident John Ols caught a 640.5-pound blue marlin at the 50th annual White Marlin Open this weekend, earning a $6.2 million grand prize -- a world record for the catching of a fish.

MOBILE, Ala. -- Some fishermen in Alabama may have set a new record for the largest blue marlin caught in state waters. Thursday morning, they weighed in a blue marlin at 1,145.6 pounds at the ...

The current record blue marlin was caught in July 2020 by an angler from Louisiana, according to Outdoor Alabama. “It feels pretty amazing to be able to encounter a fish like that.

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.