Three marlins released on first day of 61st Port Antonio International Marlin Tournament
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October 10, 2024

Three marlins released on first day of 61st Port Antonio International Marlin Tournament

PORTLAND, Jamaica — On the first day of the 61st Port Antonio International Marlin Tournament at the Ole Marina, Port Antonio, three marlins were released on “Gabby Milan” by angler Ryan Reid, “Integrity” by angler Michael Mair and “Nuh Reely” by angler Radcliffe Gayle.

Fourteen yachts are involved this year and the tournament will end on Saturday with a prize giving ceremony.

Defending champion “Bye Pass'” led the yachts out Thursday morning.

Fishing starts at 7:00 am Friday and ends at 5:00 pm.

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