Billfisher claimed top honors at the 52nd White Marlin Open, earning $3.9 million with a 72-pound white marlin. The $7.2 million event saw 282 boats battle rough seas, highlighted by Barbara B’s 929.5 ...

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

Why is faux teak used more on new boats — and not just the transom? See all the pros and cons of painted faux teak and why it's a popular alternative to the real thing.

Winter Custom Yachts has launched First Light, a 65-foot express. We have an exclusive first look at this hot new boat.

With more IGFA world records than any other location in the world, Bud N' Mary's Marina in Islamorada, Florida, has a rich history indeed.

Technology is rapidly advancing across all fronts in the marine industry, from boats and construction techniques to electronics, propulsion, accessories and much more. Chris Rabil Special delivery: ...

Omnidirectional sonars are transforming sport fishing by providing a competitive edge. As their popularity grows, debates on fairness and installation costs challenge the sport.

Learn how ocean currents and warm-core eddies drive big-game sport fisheries worldwide. Discover how real-time satellite data, bathymetric features, and boundary currents shape ideal conditions for ...

Knowing that many offshore species share an affinity for floating objects, it didn't take people long to start building their own fish-aggregating devices, or FADs.

It's one of the most consistent hotspots in the Caribbean for blue and white marlin: the Dominican Republic.

Discover the evolution of tagging billfish, from early efforts to , to groundbreaking satellite technology like the pop-up satellite archival tag (PSAT). Learn how initiatives from groups like The ...

Australia has long been known as the best spot on the planet to tangle with giant black marlin, but what's this fishery really like?