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October 4, 2025

Nuh Reely win Mayberry marlin tournament in Port Antonio

PORTLAND, Jamaica – Nuh Reely maintained their lead to win the eighth Mayberry Superstars of Port Antonio International Marlin Tournament at the Errol Flynn Marina on Saturday.

The boat released five marlin to Pipe Dreams and Brac Rebel’s four each.

Meanwhile, three marlin were released by Never Say Never, Daddy’s Dream, and Still Keepin It Jiggy while defending champion Safe Passage released two.

An awards ceremony will be held at the marina at 7 pm.

– Everard Owen

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