We monitor a lot of different sites and talk to a lot of people. One of our friends Ricky Jaen (who lived in Puerto Rico) sent us some “Fishy” looking pictures that really got us worked up for some Billfishing.

The period between December and February can be one of the slower times on the calendar for world billfishing.  Without a doubt this season sees the lowest number of big fish – to wit, there hasn’t been a grander caught in the world yet this year – and there are fewer places seeing big numbers of billfish than in other…

The Billfish Report reports every day on the notable catches on marlin, sailfish, and swordfish from around the world.  January presents a slightly less active season – Central and South America, along with a few other isolated fisheries, present the only real activity this time of year – as well as a perfect time to reflect on 2009. For the…

The Billfish Report has reported the notable catches from every billfishery on the planet last year – and having ranked the top billfisheries of 2009, is also now offering some guidance on where was the best place to catch particular species of billfish last year. To start, in speaking to billfish, there are essentially 10 species – in the Atlantic…

South Florida & Florida Keys – The wind picks up, the air temperature drops and the sailfish head south. The same cold fronts that most people hate, start to push the sailfish farther into southern Florida, which means the bite is on….And man, is it ever ON. There have been plenty of reports of 4-5 fish days, but a few…