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Blue Marlin Oahu, Hawaii

Capt. Richard Silva of the WILD BUNCH discovered this monster blue nearly 20 miles off Kahana Bay on Oahu's Windward Coast. Gary Silva fought the fish for two hours before landing Kaneohe's largest marlin to that date.

Black Marlin Cabo Blanco, Peru

Black Marlin Cabo Blanco, Peru

Black Marlin Cabo Blanco, Peru

Blue Marlin Oahu, Hawaii

This monstrous marlin from the Haleiwa area of Oahu was caught by the crew aboard the LUCKY LIZ II with Capt. Alex Toki. The fish bottomed-out a 1,200-lb scale (it's head was still on the ground) and the captain decided he wasn't interested in cutting the fish in half at that point. They did, however, measure the fish and that is how the weight has been determined. It measured 19" 7" in length and 9' in girth.

Blue Marlin Kona, Hawaii

Hooked on a Bart Miller Torpedo Taper trolling lure behind the BLACK BART, this marlin battled for 21/2 hours. It was caught on 130-lb test Cortland line and a bent butt unlimited class tuna stick. It was the second grander for Capt. Bart Miller.

Blue Marlin Honolulu, Hawaii

Their three charter anglers exhausted and seasick, crewwoman Gail Choy fought this monster for most of the fight while her father, Cornelius Choy, managed the helm of the legendary COREENE C. This 1,805-lb blue marlin is the largest blue marlin ever caught on a rod and reel.

NZ – 1st Grander of the Year

Waihau, NZ – We have our 1st Grander of 2020. Mike & Lynda Randrup on B Caus weighed a 1,085 lbs. Blue Marlin.

GBR – 12th Grander of the Year

Great Barrier Reef, Australia – Capt. Daniel McCarthy on Moana III released a Black Marlin estimated at over 1,100 lbs.

GBR – 11th Grander of the Year

Great Barrier Reef, Australia – Capt. Daniel McCarthy on Moana III released a Black Marlin estimated at over 1,000 lbs. Photo Christie Lee.

GBR – 10th Grander of the Year

Great Barrier Reef, Australia – Capt. Daniel McCarthy on Moana III released a Black Marlin estimated at over 1,000 lbs.

GBR – 9th Grander of the Year

Great Barrier Reef, Australia – Capt. Luke Fallon on Kekoa released a Black Marlin estimated at over 1,000 lbs. Photo Kelly Fallon.
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