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Big Names, Big Yachts, And Big Fish Gather In The Bahamas For The Walker’s Cay Blue Marlin Invitational Fishing Tournament

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Sea monsters do exist. Just ask Jennifer Cameron. On April 16, the Stuart, Florida, angler caught the largest swordfish of her fishing career, weighing in a giant that tipped the scales at 436 pounds. Catching a nearly quarter-ton brute like a swordfish is a challenge in and of itself. Doing so while struggling with a 102-degree temperature is something else completely. "I wasn't feeling that good that day, a day after I received my second Moderna vaccination" for COVID-19, she told TCPalm | Treasure Coast Newspapers, part of the USA TODAY Network. "But we needed...

'It buried the buoy for 20 minutes': Swordfish weighing 436 pounds reeled in by Stuart, Florida, woman Ed Killer, Treasure Coast Newspapers © CONTRIBUTED PHOTO BY JENNIFER CAMERON A 436-pound swordfish is lifted out of the cockpit of the Floridian charter boat on April 16, 2021 by the boat lift from Sailfish Marina in Stuart. PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Sea monsters do exist. Just ask Jennifer Cameron. On April 16, the Stuart, Florida, angler caught the largest swordfish of her fishing career, weighing in a giant that tipped the scales at 436 pounds. Catching a nearly quarter...

Back in the 1990s, “The Walker Cay Chronicles” introduced a generation of deep-sea fisherman to the saltwater flats — among them, Travis Katski, who as a kid fished tournaments with his grandfather in a Hatteras 53 off of Ocean City, Maryland. “That show really sucked me in,” says Katski, who watched with his best friend, Michael McGivern, turning Saturday mornings with ESPN into a religion. The duo bought fly rods, began tying flies and fitted McGivern’s 16-foot aluminum jon boat with a plywood platform. “At 19 years old we drove straight down to Fiesta Key...