In the early 1600s, adventurous men took to the seas from their homelands in Europe, sailing across the Pacific Ocean—which encompasses more than 30 percent of the earth’s surface—in vessels with no ...

Cape May is a historic town at the southernmost tip of New Jersey steeped in fishing lore, as well as the location of some of the longest-running and highest-stakes billfish tournaments held in the ...

Kona, Hawaii is one of the best places in the Pacific to target big blue marlin, so it was a logical destination for Ian Keinath. The 37-year-old fly fisherman from Montana has been chasing marlin for ...

HUFFINGTONPOST.COM - Although some anglers may not expect to land the "big one," no fisherman expects to get stabbed in the face while fishing. This marlin fish tale may be an oldie, but it's a ...

Anglers vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on Wednesday brought to port a blue marlin that weighed perhaps 1,000 pounds and measured an astonishing 14 feet. “Happening NOW in Cabo. Another ‘out of ...

MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. -- A fishing crew lost out on over $3 million in tournament prize money after the 619.4-pound blue marlin they caught was disqualified due to "mutilation" caused by a shark or ...

The crowd shouted as the massive blue marlin swung on the hook. Judges and fishing enthusiasts stared at the catch, waiting for the end of the 65th Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament in Morehead City, ...

A group of five Filipino men are lucky to be alive after they were found floating on a raft in the South China Sea last week. The group were out fishing when their boat was struck by a six-foot marlin ...

(CNN) — The president of the Big Rock Blue Marlin tournament on Wednesday defended its controversial decision to disqualify a 619.4-pound blue marlin that would have earned the fishermen about $3.5 ...

Marlin gave crew a 6-plus hour fight, according to tournament website A fishing crew lost out on over $3 million in tournament prize money after the 619.4-pound blue marlin they caught was ...

Fifty-three editions of the Georgetown Blue Marlin Tournament have come and gone, dating back to 1968 when the event was founded by the late Wallace F. Pate, but the latest just may be the greatest.