Nuh Reely forges ahead in Mayberry marlin tournament
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October 3, 2025

Nuh Reely forges ahead in Mayberry marlin tournament

PORTLAND, Jamaica — Nuh Reely continues to lead the Mayberry Superstars of Port Antonio International Marlin Tournament at the Errol Flynn Marina with five releases followed by Brac Rebel and Never Say Never three each.

Still Keepin it Jiggy in on two, while Wreckless, Daddy’s Dream, Just2Bad, Integrity and defending champion Safe Passage are on one each.

Today, Never Say Never released three marlin, followed by leaders Nuh Reely, Pipe Dreams and Still Keepin it Jiggy, two each, as Brac Rebel, Daddy’s Dream, Jus2Bad, Integrity and Safe Passage released one each.

The tournament resumes at 7:00 am on Saturday, while fishing ends at 3:00 pm.
The prize giving ceremony will begin at 7:00 pm.

—Everard Owen

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