Tarin Keith battles a 600lb+ black marlin barefoot on 50lb IFGA stand-up tackle while fishing off of San Cristobal, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador. The fish was taken on a 10-inch Iland Express while fishing on the Vertigo II run by Sportfish Galapagos.
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This is just one small glilmpse into the incredible sportfishing available in the Galapagos Islands. The marlin fishing is as good or better than anywhere else in the world. The tuna and wahoo bite is equally amazing. There is virtually no fishing pressure and the trip is easy to arrange.
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Tarin Keith caught a black marlin weighing over 600 pounds while fishing barefoot on 50lb IFGA stand-up tackle off San Cristobal in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.
The black marlin was caught using 50lb IFGA stand-up tackle and a 10-inch Iland Express lure while fishing aboard the Vertigo II operated by Sportfish Galapagos.
The fishing took place off San Cristobal Island, one of the islands in the Galapagos archipelago in Ecuador, known for its excellent sportfishing opportunities.
Marlin fishing in the Galapagos Islands is considered as good as or better than almost anywhere else globally, with abundant fish and minimal fishing pressure enhancing the experience.
In addition to marlin, the Galapagos Islands offer outstanding fishing for tuna and wahoo, making it a diverse destination for sportfishing enthusiasts.
Arranging a fishing trip to the Galapagos Islands is relatively easy, and the area experiences very little fishing pressure, making it an attractive destination for anglers.