[Bth8]

In these deep blue Pacific waters, striped Marlins are readily abundant during the months from September to March, while Blue or Black Marlins swim freely about the ocean waves from June to October. This Mexican island getaway is also just great if you’re looking to hook into some dorado, wahoo, yellowfin tuna, yellowtail, sailfish, mako, or even a couple of hammerhead sharks. Plus, with the best weather you could ever hope for almost all the time, Cabo is the place to go for self-proclaimed fishing aficionados. What’s more is that along with those stunning beaches, there are plenty of restaurants, golf courses, and nightlife options to choose from as well. It’s safe to say that once you get your first taste of what this fishery has to offer, you’ll be coming back again and again for so much more!

[Derrick]

Fishing tournaments, charter captains, and famous fishing spots-- you name it, Cabo’s got it. In fact, there are more marlin caught per hour in this year round sport fishery at the southern tip of Baja California than at anywhere else in the world. No lie! So it’s not a bit surprising that in less than twenty years, this once-sleepy fishing village has transformed not only into a huge spring break destination, but one of the best places to go bill fishing as well— thanks to all those famed worldwide anglers who flock here year after year. more

[TG12]

Humongous Marlin can be found from all along the southern part in the Golfito area all the way up to the North and Central Pacific Coasts. Los Sueños is one of the top places to start at, with Black marlin popping in and around the waters during April and May, and smaller striped marlin available to be caught all year-round. Plus, it’s also just a speedy flight from most southern U.S. cities, so you’re bound to find some of the world's best light-tackle action with ease and utter convenience. Just think: massive numbers of jumbo Pacific sailfish as well as swarms of marlin that move in and feed during Costa Rica's dry seasons. Sounds like a fisherman’s dream. So the next time you want to pursue that grand slam, waddle on over to this premier coastal favorite – where most anglers fish with 20- to 30-pound tackles while pitching ballyhoo to fish raised on the teasers. There really is no more exciting way to fish for blues, blacks, stripes, or sails, than at this deep fishing space.

[andy]

With a firm, half-ton body, strong bill, and dictatorial attitude, it’s safe to say that if you have ever fished for a Marlin, you’d know all too well that this isn’t any sort of child’s play. There are awfully long hours of aching muscles and labored breathing when hauling in these boisterous babies. But once you hook yourself onto one of these treasures, the pain will all be worth it— especially if you happen to be doing the sport in an awesome travel destination! Strewn all across the globe, there are plenty of amazing spots to go about pursuing that giant quarry you want so badly. Here are the six best places in the world to catch marlin. Go get em’ fishes. here

[Confiscative]

So experience one of the best deals in all of sport fishing in Puerto Rico, where you can fish by day with great crews, and enjoy gratis food and cocktails at night alongside a stunningly full summer moon. You’re even likely to score at least three or four blue marlin during this exotic island trip— and you don't even need a passport to do it! Plus, there’s always an abundance of charter operators to choose from in town. What more could you ask for?

[Psychoactive]

It’s the best spot in the world to land those mighty Pacific Blues, and has been, since the sixties, a highly popular coastal region where anglers have been able to land more than eighty Blue Marlins weighing over 450 kg. These numbers don’t even take into account any Marlin that might have been released! The stretches and stretches of white sand beaches in Kona are ideal for Marlin hunting any time of the year-- though it has been said that it is during those warmer months from April to September, that the largest Hawaiian fish can be found. So grab those reels come summertime and head on over to the Big Island. more

[jenifrer]

Yet another awesome place to go fishing for blue marlin is on the Portuguese island of Maderia. It might not be a very big island, and there certainly is not much to do there, but there are lots of big fish just off the coast that are ripe for the picking. more

[SiBorg]

The best place to catch Blue Marlin in the world is;

[BitCoinPurse]

What is interesting to note is that when it comes to grander marline, which is any marlin over 450 KG, over 800 of these massive fish have been caught off the coast of Cairns since the 1960s, making it one of the best, if not the very best spot in the world for blue marlin fishing.

[nina08]

The Pacific coast of Costa Rica is nothing short of paradise for sportfishers and families alike. The country doubles as a fun vacation spot and an epic Billfish destination: start your day with a morning of huge fish, then roar through the jungle on a 4×4 before lunch, capping the day off by enjoying the awesome nightlife in places like Quepos and Tamarindo. You can also enjoy some serious luxury in Jaco’s five star Los Suenos Resort and Marina.

[coonyeben]

What makes this list special? Well, for one, it’s entirely crowd-sourced! Fishing may be our passion, but we’re not claiming to be the sole expert here. And why should we? Each of these Billfish hotspots has been tried and tested by hundreds of anglers through FishingBooker. They are the finest investigative journalists you could ask for. So, what did family-oriented anglers vote as the very best Billfish destinations on the planet? more

[ihrhase]

The added bonus of fishing in the productive waters of Puerto Rico? If you’re a US citizen, you can enjoy world-class Billfishing in a Caribbean paradise without even needing a passport! [links]

[simplesharp]

Other activities to indulge yourselves in include exploring the UNESCO world heritage rainforests surrounding Cairns, world-class scuba diving around the Great Barrier Reef, and relaxing on the tropical white sand beaches (which, in case you’re wondering, are everywhere).

[berserk9779]

The 29 th July 1939 stands out as one of the best Marlin fishing days of all time. On this fabled date, 171 Whities were boated here in just 24 hours. Now, Ocean City is home to the world famous White Marlin Open fishing tournament, held annually in August. [links]

[joeydangerous]

Black Marlin tend to be bigger than the Blue Marlin caught on rod and reel, although it’s debatable whether or not this is simply due to the fact that they inhabit more accessible waters. The largest ones are usually caught off the coast of Australia, Panama, and Mozambique. While males can occasionally grow to over 15 ft long and weigh as much as 1600 lb, most of the time they are smaller than females.

[Brandon]

The question of which is the best lure to use when trolling for Marlin is a divisive one: friendships have been broken and enemies made as a result of criticism over which lure you use. Not wanting to cause a virtual riot, I’ll leave the question of which specific style of artificial lure up to you.

[destine]

The Great Barrier Reef is the only confirmed breeding ground for Black Marlin, making eastern Australia one of the most popular Black Marlin fishing destinations in the world. Cairns boasts of being the world capital of Marlin fishing, and anglers flock to the area from September to December to try their hand at catching the fish of a lifetime. here

[jimmyrdavenport]

White Marlin are easy to recognize. Here’s what to look out for: