‘Safe Passage’ leads 62nd Port Antonio Marlin Tourney, 4 marlin released
A screengrab showing some boats participating in the 2nd Port Antonio International Blue Marlin Tournament (Photo: Everard Owen)
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January 22, 2026

‘Safe Passage’ leads 62nd Port Antonio Marlin Tourney, 4 marlin released

PORTLAND, Jamaica — Four marlin were released on Thursday,  the first day of the 62nd Port Antonio International Blue Marlin Tournament.

Eight boats are participating in the tournament at the Ole Marina, Port Antonio.

Safe Passage leads on the first day with three releases from anglers Dominic Gordon, Christopher Berry and Samuel Millington.

Female angler Andrea Cowan accounted for the other marlin on Integrity.

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

The tournament was scheduled for October 2025 but was rescheduled to January 22.

— Everard Owen

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