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VANUATU MARLIN CLASSIC DATES 2010

Friday, October 16th, 2009
VANUATU MARLIN CLASSIC DATES 2010

 The Vanuatu Marlin Classic is being held from the 23rd—29th May 2010. With a bigger and better format, next years tournament is sure to be huge. There is plenty of cash and prizes up for grabs and if this years tournament was anything to go by, we are sure that there will be some great fishing to be had. If you are keen to come over and fish the tournament, you better book a boat as places are filling fast!  

CRUSOE FISHING FORFILLS A YOUNG MANS DREAM

Friday, October 16th, 2009
CRUSOE FISHING FORFILLS A YOUNG MANS DREAM

 Father and son duo Steve and Joseph decided to escape the winter cold of Victoria and headed over to Vanuatu for some warmth. Joseph had decided that he wanted to catch a Blue Marlin as he had caught allot of other species. We ventured out on Reel Capture for a full day charter and worked the new FADS off Port Vila, with a nice Wahoo in the boat we decided to work North. After an hour or so, Joseph was hooked up to a nice Blue Marlin around the 130Kg mark, unfortunately his fish ended up tail wrapped and died, after a 2 1/2 hour battle the fish was in the boat. The guys decided that they wanted to head out again for another day on board Nevagivup. This time Joseph was on a mission and wanted to catch a bigger marlin, unfortunately this fished died and weighed a nice 165Kg. Steve also landed a nice Wahoo around the 25Kg mark. The guys had a great time and have vowed to return next year for a live aboard charter.  

HOT BLUE MARLIN BITE!

Friday, October 16th, 2009

  August and September have seen the Blue Marlin out in force once again ranging from 200pd—800pd. Reel Capture raised five Blues and managed to tag one. Nevagivup has been on fire with raising five and tagging one, the fish have been finicky to say the least. Horizon fished her way up to Epi Island and raised six Blues, hooked four and tagged two along the way! Let’s hope the bite goes right through till the end of the year!