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Posted on October 12, 2001

R E S U L T S

Overall Release StandingsDay 1Day 2 Day 3 TOTAL THREE DAYS Read More
Posted on October 12, 2001

Viking 50 Open Specs

By Staff

LOA50'7"BEAM16'4" Read More
Posted on October 12, 2001

Propaganda

By Dewey Hemilright

I recently read your "Cash Is King" editorial in the November 1997 issue, which mentioned the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament and how five dead blue marlin between 487 and 646 pounds brought in more than $665,000 in cash prizes. The current billfish management plan, which has been in effect since 1988, reads: "Atlantic billfish may only be harvested by rod and reel, and may not be purchased, bartered, traded or offered for sale. These regulations are designed to remove any economic incentive for the commercial harvest or sale of billfish, effectively reserving the U.S. Read More
Posted on October 12, 2001

2001 Miami Boat Show

Here is a small sample of what was new and hot at this year's show. Read More
Posted on October 12, 2001

Sell-Out at the Marlin World Cup

By Staff

November 29-Dec. 5, Mauritius Tournament director Andrew Slome had to turn more than eight teams away from entering the 14th Marlin Gold Cup because they simply didn't have enough boats to accommodate them. In the end, 30 teams participated in the five-day event and enjoyed some good fishing to boot. John Winther on the Viking I team scored first on Day One, boating a 370-pound blue on 80-pound. But with lighter line classes scoring more points, team Sea Eagle decided to fish with 50-pound. Read More