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  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Jim Smith 70:Specs
    By Staff
    LOA 70'0"BEAM 18'8"DRAFT 5'0"WEIGHT 75,000 poundsFUEL 2,000 gallonsWATER 250 gallonsPOWER DDEC 16V92sBASE PRICE $2.3 millionJim Smith Tournament Boats2980 Dominica TerraceStuart, FL 34997561-286-1172jimsmith@gate.net Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Let's Put the Gloves On
    A good pair of comfortable fishing gloves is as scarce as hen's teeth. Too often you wind up wearing bulky, oversized gloves that don't allow you the freedom of movement necessary to complete even simple tasks without having to take them off. SealSkinz Waterproof gloves give you tight, uniform fit and still allow you to tie knots, use a knife or wire fish. Now used by the U.S. Navy Seals, SealSkinz Gloves feature a patented Moisture Vapor Transpiration (MVT) design that allows their unique inner fabric membrane to wick away perspiration from the skin. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Bart vs. Barta
    By Jan Fogt
    Capts. Barton "Black Bart" Miller and Tred Barta Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Circle Hook Opinion
    Regarding the issue of circle hooks on big fish in Cairns, I worked the 1999 season onboard New Moon 3 with Capt. Kim Anderson and we used both J and circle hooks for half a season each. Not only did we find the strike to hookup ratio better with circle hooks but not one fish was released ether bleeding or in an unhealthy state. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    15 Years of Marlin:Puking Scumbags
    By Staff
    "Pseudo-intellectual, large-mouth toads like [Axel] Thorer who don't know what they're talking about should shut up. Some of my team members raised the interesting plan of inviting Thorer for some slow-trolling (on the downrigger) around the world. We decided, however, not to do so as this might cause water pollution." A reader responds harshly to an article by Axel Thorer that appeared in the German edition of Playboy. Among a laundry list of other offensive terms, the article referred to sport fishermen as "puking scumbags." (1993) Read More
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