MAURITIUS ISLANDS: big blue marlin landed

The fishing charter Tomahawk Fishing based on Mauritius Islands on the first day at sea landed a 498lb blue marlin.The marlin season is starting....

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GERMANY: huge zander landed

According with the Facebook page of "Pike Rig US" this huge zander of 102 cm per 11.2 kilograms was caught in Germany by angler Marco Kuttig.

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IGFA: December 2012 hot catches

Brazilian angler Luana Pigatto was casting a Marine Sports top water plug in Rio Tapajos, Brazil on September 24th when a mirianae peacock (Cichla mirianae) crushed her lure. Using 15 kg (30 lb) tackle, Luana needed almost 10 minutes to subdue this 6.12 kg (13 lb 8 oz) fish, which was quickly released after it was properly documented. With the current record for this species standing at 4.08

TANZANIA: giant dogtooth tuna landed

According with Dave Miller's Facebook page this huge monster dogtooth tuna was caught off Tanzania coasts in Africa with "Sport Fishing Tanzania"

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ECUADOR: Galapagos Marlin Report

The season has started and seas have calmed down considerably around the island of San Cristobal. Water temperature close to the island on the SW side still remains a chilling 67/68 F. Offshore around Rosa Blanca water has held 71/72 F. 88 bank 68 miles Northeast of the port of San Cristobal is a bit warmer with 74 F. Water has been dark blue everywhere we fished and the presence of bait and

CANADA: pike fishing video on Reindeer Lake

A Salmo Team video fishing big northern pikes at Reindeer Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada at Arctic Lodge.

USA: Delaware huge striped bass state record

Delaware has a new state record big striped bass; accordin with the Cape Gazette an huge fish of 52-pounder was caught by angler Ben Smith of Bryn Mar that beat the existing record by eight ounces.


The weight of this bif fish was certified was measured and weighed using a certified scale at "Old Inlet Bait & Tackle" in Rehoboth Beach and verified by DNREC’s Division of Fish and Wildlife