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2018, Bark Garnsey Talks Big Fish for Big Game Legends
17:07 · Bark GarnseyBark Garnsey's record-breaking marlin and swordfish come through light tackle combined with aggressive boat driving that pushes conventional big game wisdom to limits. His conversation with RJ Boyle explains why experimentation during trophy fights produces results, when innovation creates advantages over conservative methods, and what boat handling skills make light tackle work against massive billfish.
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2018, Big Game Legends - George Parker Part 2
34:22 · George ParkerGeorge Parker shares his valuable insights on marlin fishing in Hawaii for the In The Spread prject Big Game Legends.
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2018, Big Game Legends - Mike Benitez
55:31 · Mike BenitezMike Benitez In The Spread Big Game Legends Interview
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2018, Big Game Legends - James Roberts
26:48 · James RobertsInterview with Big Game Legends James Roberts
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2018, Big Game Legends - Billy Harrison
1:28:03 · Billy HarrisonBilly Harrison In The Spread Big Game Legends Interview
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2018, Big Game Legends - Alfred Glassell
42:14 · Alfred GlassellAlfred Glassell shares experiences with In The Spread
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2018, Big Game Legends - George Parker Part 1
47:20 · George ParkerGeorge Parker Big Game Legends Interview Part 1
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2018, Big Game Legends: Marlin Parker on Kona's Big Fish, Part 2
19:50 · Marlin ParkerIn the second half of his Big Game Legends interview, Marlin Parker walks through the water behind Kona’s big blue marlin: the mountains that keep the coast calm, the current that pushes skipjack onto the ledge off the airport, and Kaiwi Point, where he says more granders have probably come from than anywhere on the island.
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2018, Big Game Legends: Marlin Parker on Kona Granders, Part 1
49:14 · Marlin ParkerMarlin Parker grew up fishing Kona on his father’s sampan and was named for his father’s 1,002 pound blue marlin. In this Big Game Legends interview, he tells how he landed his own 1,257 pound grander and why Kona built its name on trolling lures.
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