This world-class event will produce outstanding competition
What makes the OWC such a competitive event? First, teams must rotate boats each day, fishing with a different captain and crew. The playing field is as level as it gets. Teams must also capture on video their releases of marlin and sailfish, along with a video qualifier that changes each day. The location in Quepos, Costa Rica, also provides plenty of opportunities for the anglers to capitalize on a hot bite offshore, with good numbers of billfish expected throughout the week. The 2022 Offshore World Championship concludes with an awards presentation and dinner Friday evening. The event is also being filmed for a three-part television series which will air later this year.
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Ever wonder what it’s like to win a high-profile tournament like the Offshore World Championship? Check out this first-hand recap from last year’s winning angler.
The boats make their way from Marina Pez Vela to the open Pacific beyond on Day One of the 2022 Offshore World Championship.
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