Pink Flags on the Outriggers: Three Tournaments, Three Days, Two States
The ladies went out of the Ocean City Inlet this morning. Capt. Steve Harman’s Poor Girls Open is fishing day […]
The Fees Came Down. The Enforcement Went Up.
The Bahamas cut cruising permit fees on April 1 and boaters cheered. Rightly — the numbers came back down to
The Last Fifteen Feet: What Every Spearo Needs to Know About Shallow Water Blackout
You are on the way up. You have your fish. The surface is right there. That is where it happens.
Three Percent: The Quietest Atlantic in Years Is About to Hit Its Peak Anyway
NOAA updated the hurricane outlook on August 6 and lowered it again. Seven to thirteen named storms. Two to six
The Series That Survived: Offshore Racing Rebuilt Its Season and Nobody Noticed
Three weeks ago the International Hot Rod Association pulled the plug on its offshore program mid-season and cancelled the Mercury
Fifty-Four Years Old and a 19.06: Kelly Slater Came Back to Teahupo’o and the Whole Tour Lost Its Mind
The Outerknown Tahiti Pro is running right now at Teahupo’o, and it has already produced the best week of surfing
The Week After: Pirate’s Cove Is Running and the Poor Girls Open Starts Thursday
The White Marlin Open scales closed Saturday night and Ocean City exhaled for about four days. That is over. Two
The Other Trophy at Sunset Marina: Inside the Teaser’s Cup
While 334 boats spent last week chasing $9.9 million offshore, a second competition was running on the docks at Sunset
Three and a Half Million for Eighty Pounds: The 2026 White Marlin Open Is in the Books
The scales closed at 9:15 Saturday night. The polygraphs ran Sunday morning. And this afternoon at the Ocean City Marlin
Two Hundred Thirty-Seven Boats, Twenty-One Fish: The White Marlin Open Comes Down to the Last Day
Seventy-nine boats went out this morning. That is all that is left of a 334-boat fleet, and when the scales