Captain John Crupi and crew recently crossed the Atlantic with a mothership and a 63 Hatteras -- on their own bottom. Read about their story. Also, a Captain's Medical Guide written to keep you prepared for medical situations offshore, a break down of the best apps for captains, Young Guns, Old Salts, the Boss Man Chronicles and more... 


Is your tournament team looking for that extra edge? We break down why bringing on a ping jockey can push you past the competition. Then head to Quepos, Costa Rica, the ideal location for endless catches, before catching up with Capt. Gene Vanderhoek for some expert engine and marlin insight. Another captain worth hearing from is Young Gun Harry Garrecht who has brought success to the Sea Deuce team. And don’t forget to check out the latest splash report and the story behind Caison Yachts’ first build, Last Request.

Within the pages of our third annual Captain & Owner’s Guide we investigate the often-undiscussed intricacies regarding the business of sportfishing. We address job descriptions, workforce shortages, tournament payouts, immigration formalities, taxes, annual cost of ownership and compensation packages to make your time on the water more productive, efficient and fulfilled. It’s an issue you won’t want to miss!

Our July-August issue begins with a tribute to the legendary boat builder and family man Ricky Scarborough, Sr. We could leave it at that, but of course there’s lots more great content. In Corralling Stripers, we examine tagging efforts aiming to pattern the world’s most widely distributed billfish. Then we delve into the future of offshore global communications, review the Valhalla V-46, and learn about the benefits of interceptor trim tab systems.

If you've ever considered subscribing to InTheBite, our June issue is the perfect way to start your collection. Earning the cover shot, we go In The Pit with first-mate Cameron Plaag and break down the nine-hour battle that led to the new Texas state record bluefin tuna. We also check out the latest Scarborough, learn new ways to memorialize trophy catches, innovate the marlin weight formula and explore the Gulf of Mexico.

From mountain roots to open ocean adventures, get to know Michael Lamb and the legacy of his family’s Island Rover namesake. Travel with us to SoCal where we dive deep into the local bluefin obsession. Aboard the 90-foot Jarrett Bay Jaruco, Capt. James Brown and first mate Kieran Pullman show us how they rig with woven superlines. Next, join us as we test out the high-powered Contender 44ST Reel Synergy in Palm Beach. There’s a lot more inside, including Capt. Clay Hensley’s first-hand account of the legendary Woo Woo shot. It’s an issue you won’t want to miss.

Ready for a Spring Break? If you’re looking for what is perhaps the only guarantee in fishing, then you need to go blue marlin fishing in the Dominican Republic. In Caribbean Daydream, we highlight the history of this flourishing fishery and the outstanding accommodations attracting anglers from far and wide. We also round up Florida’s finest walkarounds offering truly timeless appeal, and then dissect the best blue marlin hook sets. And that’s in addition to an exclusive Q&A with junior angler Sutton Paul who at the age of 10 has already accomplished a billfish grand slam. Enjoy the read!

Winter is upon us and if you need a break, then we have all of the escapism you need. Kicking things off, our anchor story and cover photography highlight the annual Captain of the Year Cup that’s awarded in five regional divisions. Continuing with our coverage of legendary fishermen, we recap team Eight Eights’ worldly tagging expedition. From there, take a journey back in time with Capt. Billy Black aboard the everlasting Duchess that he’s manned the helm of since 1972. Plus, a sea trial aboard the newest Hatteras GT and much more. 

Despite the turbulent times, our last issue of the year is reason to celebrate. Just in time for the gift-giving season, in “Grab & Go” Ric Burnley describes the traveling mate’s imaginative selection of must-have tools. Joe Byrum takes us on tour of the eastern edge of the Gulf Stream in “The Wild Side” while our cover photography reveals the latest splash from Weaver Boatworks. Plus, the debate over triple vs. quad outboards, benefit of having a side hustle, and more.

It’s somewhat difficult to envision at the current moment, but we will travel again. And when the time is right, Australia’s east coast awaits. In our October/November issue we also examine attainable billfish world records and reveal the newest variations of the snell knot. Our cover story revisits a wildly successful expedition satellite tagging swordfish with the University of Washington. Plus, we explore the 84-foot Reel Development in our latest Splash Report.

Our annual Captain & Owner’s Guide is here! With expert commentary and analysis of the latest industry trends, we touch on everything from boat brokerage and the challenges of maintaining crew and owner relations, to the newest tech toys, tournament strategies and a standardization of boat rules for untutored guests. After your program is tightened up, Dave Ferrell presents the 10 best destinations to visit “On Your Own Bottom.” We could all use a vacation!

The July/August issue of InTheBite is coming in hot. Charles Perry provides an expert breakdown on how to become a GREAT angler. After you read about how to improve your skills, we've got a list of some of the best places to show them while catching lots of fish in Billfish Numbers Destinations. And, if you happen to catch any mahi along the way, we have Chef's Take: Dolphin to help you make the most of them. That and profiles of Fa-La-Me owner Frank Rodriguez and Old Salt, Capt. Billy Borer.  Enjoy.

Summer is upon us... so is the June issue of InTheBite. Inside you'll find: State of the Mate-- Captain Joe Byrum's breakdown of one of sportfishing's most critical job titles, Billfish Conservation: How It Works is an insider's guide to the world of fisheries conservation. We also have an in depth analysis of Ceramic Coatings by Capt. Dale Wills and a round up of terminal tackle from top captains from around the US.  Check it out... 

In need of something to read? InTheBite is here for you. Check out the April/May issue for Bucket List Galapagos-- an insider's guide to a wonderland of giant striped marlin, Sonar School-- Steve Katz' high level guide to getting the most out of your system, and a very fascinating story about four couples that live, fish, and work together on fishing boats. Don't miss it. 

Hooray for 2020! At InTheBite, we're keeping the content rolling. Check out the Jan/Feb issue for a breakdown of the 2019 Captains of the Year, the story of the Bahamas--Post Dorian, and a breakdown of swordfishing from around the US. We've also got a profile of the career of the legendary Capt. Peter B. Wright and a chef's take on swordfish too. Don't miss it.

The December issue has a distinctly Hawaiian feel... Whether you're headed to Kona or not, it has some great stuff for you to read."A Master Class on Hawaiian Lure Fishing" breaks trolling techniques from a master... "Kona: You Should Really Go"provides a breakdown of just how fun, interesting and historically influential Hawaii is. In "Offshore For All," Winslow Taylor describes some tips and techniques to making your boat accessible for "nontraditional" anglers-- kids, your elders, and those with limited mobility. This is a great thing to do. Then there is the "Sport Fish Wish List" that describes five must have items for every boat's letter to Santa....  Enjoy. 

October means different things to different people. For some it's hunting season-- check out "On Target" for a Sniper instructor's approach to getting your rifle dialed in. For others, it means adventure-- check out all that the Pacific Coast of Colombia has to offer. While October means the dog days of summer are gone, check out "Boat Dogs" to see how some of sportfishing's finest incorporate man's best friends into their fishing team. All that, plus a profile of the "California Captain", and more...

The First Ever Captain & Owner's Guide, the September 2019 issue of InTheBite Magazine, may well be the most comprehensive sportfishing resource ever published. 

"This issue is probably one of your all-time best. Good job." - Capt. Glenn 
"I was blown away, the articles are so real! You guy’s nailed it! Congratulations on a outstanding edition." - Cabo Diane

The July/August issue has the goods. Tournament Breakdown provides a first of its kind comparison between the costs and payouts of 20 of the world's top billfish tournaments. Influencers of Sportfishing gives insight into building your digital brand straight from six of fishing's top social media personalities--put your follower list into over drive. Feels like the First Time tells the story of the first or most influential models from four of the world's best boat builders. All of that and profiles of Captain Chris Sheeder(Charter Docks) and Captain Drake Sawyer (Young Guns)...

June means summer. Summer means tournaments. Nothing says tournaments quite like InTheBite. Here's the breakdown: "Tournament Granders" is a list everyone would like to join-- 19 grander blue marlin caught in tournaments, see their stories. Katie Coecklenberg provides an expert, behind the scenes breakdown of the angling approach employed by top numbers teams in the world of tournament fishing. Then there is "Navigating the High Seas" that provides an expert legal breakdown on how changing marijuana laws effect the sportfishing. All that and more...

InTheBite's got another good one coming your way. Hopes and Prayers for Venezuela breaks down the current situation in the country and why there is reason for optimism, Baja expert Gary Graham shares everything you need to know about Mexico's world class Mag Bay fishery, and we've got an expert's guide to mastering the process of buying a used boat... That and more -- Capt. Paul Ivey (Old Salts) and Capt. Austin Ensor (Young Guns).

Ready for a Spring Break? Check out the March issue of InTheBite... "Where Are You From" by Dave Ferrell breaks down the skill sets of captains and crew from different places, "Making an Old Boat New" provides insight into boat yard trends, and "Tradition and Trajectory at Tropic Star Lodge" talks about some interesting developments in Panama. We've also got some great profiles-- Old Slat Capt. Jack Morrow came of age in the 50s fishing Cat Cay aboard classic Merritt and Rybovich boats and Capt. Shane Jarvis tells the story of building a fishing lodge from the ground up on a remote tropical island.

Forget about New Year's resolutions... InTheBite is straight to the point in 2019. The January/ February issue includes "No Worries Mate"-- how to work a season on the Great Barrier Reef-- by Dave Ferrell, "The Ultimate Sportsman"-- lessons and perspectives from All Around Outdoorsmen, and some great profiles-- Capt. Allen Card of Bermuda (Charter Docks), Capt. Ann Johnston (Old Salts) and Capt. Alex Tallman (Young Guns).


The December issue wraps up 2018 in style: "An Owner's Guide to Making Money with your Boat" explores revenue generating strategies for your sportfisher, we break down the many places to go and things do in "Seasons of the Bahamas", and the Hawaii and Gulf Division winners of the Captain of the Year. Also, Old Salts- Capt. Bouncer Smith, Bouncer's Dusky, Miami Beach, Florida. Boss Man Chronicles- Mark Davis, Sea Genie II of Kona, Hawaii. Young Guns- Captain Ricky Wheeler, Exile, Grenada.

Check out the October/ November issue of InTheBite. It was inspired by an expedition to Costa Rica's Blue Marlin Mountains and includes a breakdown of the latest pro tactics in the quest for Florida sails. Also,Trends in the Boat Yard and Don't Be That Guy -- Captain's Edition (see if you know any of these guys!)

In many places, the summer time is the peak of fishing season. InTheBite has all the goods to keep you on track. July/August issue includes Chef Andi Bell's Take on Wahoo, Covering your ASSets - the Law of Sportfishing, the Evolution of Big, Do-it-All Center Consoles, a Young Gun an Old Salt and more....  

June means Father's Day, family vacations and tournament season. InTheBite has all the bases covered -- an article about families that fish together, a breakdown of the latest in sonar technology, an essay on dock etiquette, and a profile of a Young Gun and an Old Salt. Bet you a case of ballyhoo that you'll enjoy it... 

The April May issue of InTheBite is full of interesting and useful fishing content -- Speed up the new owner's learning curve, Captain's Wife-Approved-- How to combine sportfishing travel and the perfect couple's getaway, Pro tips on tying up your boat, Montauk's Capt. Mark DeCabia the latest Young Gun and more...

The March issue of InTheBite has you covered -- From Hookup to Plate provides Pro Tips on caring for tuna; A public service announcement from The Billfish Foundation; Captain Jen Copeland chronicles the lifestyles of professional freelancers in "The Hired Gun," and "Fishin' Slang" provides perhaps the most comprehensive collection of sportfishing slang ever produced.

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