The Scrub Island Billfish Series is proud to announce a new partnership with the British Virgin Islands Tourism Board, which has signed on as an official sponsor of the 2025 tournament.

Discover the legendary anglers and tournament founders who shaped the Gulf Coast’s sport-fishing scene. From Bay Point to Biloxi and beyond, meet the visionaries behind the region’s rise to big-game ...

Marlin Expeditions’s long-awaited return to the Galápagos Islands delivered epic striped marlin fishing, incredible wildlife experiences and nonstop adventure on land and sea.

Go behind the scenes of the sport-fishing bait industry, where expert processing and global distribution fuel the pursuit of billfish around the world.

As we move into a new decade of boatbuilding, the road ahead looks bright indeed. Thanks to new composite materials and advanced construction techniques, hulls are lighter and stronger than ever, ...

A young angler develops a passion for research through the IGFA's satellite tagging program.

Join Jack Vitek on an epic journey through New Zealand’s legendary waters as he discovers why this remote, rugged coastline is a top destination for anglers pursuing world-record marlin and swordfish ...

See the best hot-weather fishing gear, including breathable apparel, glare-cutting sunglasses, and high-tech shoes to keep anglers cool, dry, and protected during summer fishing adventures.

Known throughout the sport-fishing world simply as Los Sueños, the resort has become the epicenter for marlin and sailfish in Costa Rica.

Tantrum, led by Capt. Nick Durham and angler Jeffrey Stafford, dominated back-to-back wins at the 2025 Kona Throw Down and Skins Marlin Derby, earning nearly $720,000. With a 715-pounder at Kona and a ...

Daniel Miers' journey from Louisiana charter decks to owning King Sailfish Mounts is a story of hustle, humility, and heart. Discover how his Cajun upbringing, oil-field grit, and love for fishing are ...

A white marlin breaks the surface on a golden sunset off the North Carolina coast. Harry Hindmarsh One of fishing’s ­greatest and most universal traditions is that of nostalgia for “the good ol’ days.