Sarah Delany

Our friend Brandon Polonek was telling me one time that their tournaments are in different states.

So they get taxed for their winnings in every state.

All different ways.

Yeah, all different ways.

It's the largest single boat winning in the tournament's 68 years.

And that's the biggest tournament.

Yeah.

Wow.

There's only ever been six blue marlin in the history of this tournament weighing over 700 pounds brought to the scales.

I'm going to gaff it.

So this fish was caught on day two of the tournament.

It's a six-day tournament, but you can fish for the six days.

So you can choose what days, depending on weather and whatnot.

Not worth the gas.

But I mean, you could still potentially win second or third place, which is still a bunch of money.

So this fish won the overall heaviest blue marlin category, and also it won the fabulous fisherman prize, which is the first blue marlin brought to the scales during the tournament that weighed over 500 pounds.

And that

comes with a prize of $871,000.

In addition?

No, that's just part of the purse.