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Apr2511:23 am

POTENTIAL WORLD RECORD SWORDFISH

The crew on Primetime hauled in an 891-pound swordfish on 80-pound test that will claim the new world record if accepted by the IGFA. We've got the story...

Mar2610:50 am

2012 IGFA HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

The IGFA just announced the 2012 Hall of Fame inductees, including Capt. Al Anderson, Mike Leech, Darrell Lowrance, Monty Padilla and Capt. Bill Poole.

Mar154:56 pm

FISHIN CHICK STACEY PARKERSON

Say hello to Stacey Parkerson, a world-record holding angler on both conventional tackle and fly. This girl can fish, and she's after more records.

Mar078:42 am

737-POUND BLUEFIN CAUGHT ON 18-FOOT BOAT

A New Zealand angler lands a 737-pound Pacific bluefin tuna on his 18-foot aluminum boat. The fish is now a potential new world record catch.

Feb238:25 am

CUSTOM PENN REEL

To commemorate Ronnie Tegland's 430-pound yellowfin tuna, and the angler's sportsmanship, PENN reels made the angler a custom International.

Feb018:54 am

WORLD RECORD COBIA ON FLY

Check out this cobia landed by a lady angler on a 16-pound tippet! Cobia season is getting ready to kick into gear in Florida, so get your gear ready.

Jan311:32 pm

FISHIN CHICKS | SHERI DAYE

Sheri Daye holds several spearfishing world records, and has caught some big fish, including yellowfin, cubera snapper, giant hogfish and more. She's the reel deal!

Jan266:43 pm

EXCLUSIVE STORY ABOUT THE 430-POUND YELLOWFIN

Angler Ronnie Tegland tells his tale about the estimated 430-pound yellowfin he caught in Mexico. The fish measured 90 inches long with a girth of 62 inches. The fish may have been the heaviest yellowfin ever caught, but we'll never know.

Jan257:15 pm

430-POUND YELLOWFIN TUNA!

We just heard of a 430-pound yellowfin tuna caught down in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on board the Tenacious. We're still gathering details, but this beast measured 90 inches by 62 inches. Check out the photos!

Jan258:31 am

MARLIN SWIMS FROM PUERTO RICO TO AFRICA

The winning marlin in the inaugural IGFA Great Marlin Race didn't just win, it broke records! The fish swam from Puerto Rico to Africa in just 120 days. All the tags reported, yielding amazing results.

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