For the third time in the 26 year history of the World Cup Blue Marlin Championship (World Cup), a grander marlin won the event. In the unique World Cup, only 1 team wins the prize. There is no second place in the 1 day world wide tournament which takes place on the fourth of July annually.
The 26th annual Blue Marlin World Cup Championship (World Cup) is fast approaching and teams are registering from both sides of the Atlantic, the Pacific and Caribbean. With a minimum size for blue marlin of 500 pounds and only a single winner, the prize money is expected to be very substantial.
The 26th annual World Cup Blue Marlin Championship (World Cup) is fast approaching and teams are registering to fish for 8 hours in their time zones. From Vanuatu in the South Pacific to Portugal, Canary, Cape Verde and Madeira Islands in the Eastern Atlantic, boats are preparing for the one day competition on July 4. Anglers from as far away as Russia and Kazakhstan will be fishing this prestigious tournament.
The unique, worldwide, World Cup Blue Marlin Championship (World Cup) is entering its 26th year on Sunday, July 4, 2010. In the past two years the winning teams have collected a combined total of almost $800,000. There is no second place in this "winner take all" event.
The 25th annual World Cup Blue Marlin Championship (World Cup) was won with an 865 pound blue marlin taken at Bermuda on July 4, 2009. The huge marlin was landed by 17 year old Stefan Olson...
The 25th annual Blue Marlin World Cup Championship (World Cup) is just days away. This unique international event is a one day only, winner take all tournament. Only blue marlin over 500 pounds qualify to win. Last year's winner, fishing in Kona, Hawaii, won a record $450,000+ with a 773 lb blue. Winning angler, Michael Corbino, will again be fishing aboard the Ihu Nui in hopes of a repeat win.
The 25th annual Blue Marlin World Cup Championship (World Cup) is fast approaching. This one of a kind, one day international tournament features a "winner takes all" jackpot that last year exceeded $450,000. Angling teams fish for 8 hours in their respective time zones around the world. The angler catching the biggest blue marlin over the 500 pound minimum size is the champion.
There is no other big game tournament like it in the world. The World Cup Blue Marlin Championship (World Cup) is fished for one day only on July 4th, and for but a single species, blue marlin.
The 24th annual World Cup Blue Marlin Championship (World Cup) on July 4th is just days away. Anglers are gearing up from the west coast of Africa to Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Some of the best anglers and captains in the world will be competing in this "one winner takes all" event.
Questions or comments pertaining to the World Cup Blue Marlin Championship, please contact tournament director Mike Leech at tel. (954) 566-2813 or via email at mike@bluemarlinworldcup.com
