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Day 2 of the 68th Annual Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament delivered the heaviest blue marlin of the year — Wilson-County boat Marlin Fever dropped a 919.9-pound blue on the boards Tuesday...
Day 1 of the 29th annual Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic was wiped off the board by 8–10 ft seas. Scales now open Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday at Point Cadet Marina —...
Game On wins the 2026 HMY Lowcountry Cup with 3,400 points in a 42-boat, $647,300 field. Results unofficial per Reeltime; SC Governor's Cup ratification pending.
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SearedA simple seared yellowfin tuna recipe built around the first fish of summer — citrus-soy marinade, hot pan, rare center, finished with...
GrilledA clean, twelve-minute method for grilled wild salmon with lemon, garlic, and fresh herbs — the way it should be cooked when...
SearedPoke usually starts with raw tuna. We start with a sear. Swordfish belly cubed, seared in soy-and-honey, set over warm sticky rice,...
Host · Mark FaragMeet the host
Building the room every angler deserves.
Science of Fishing started on tournament docks at 4am and grew into the community I always wished existed for anglers who take this sport seriously. Every podcast, every recipe, every breakdown is for the people who live this — tournament regulars, weekend grinders, and the kid learning a new lake with a borrowed rod. When one of us catches more, all of us do.
