The Top Fishing

Of course, the most important aspects are the arrangement of the event and the setting of the prizes.

As for the competition, both honor and a bit of money are indispensable parts.

The entire Hawaii International Sea Fishing Competition lasts for seven days, and today is the first day for the participants to sign up and for the opening ceremony.

From the second to the sixth day is the official competition time, with six hours of competition each day, from nine in the morning until three in the afternoon.

There are fishing enthusiasts from over twenty countries and regions around the globe participating in this competition.

Four players form a team, and each team competes on their own fishing boat, with each boat equipped with a recorder to log the weight of the catch in real time and broadcast it.

All fishing boats are equipped with cranes and weighing equipment, so, once the weight of the catch is confirmed, it can be released immediately, reflecting the competition’s commitment to sustainable development and environmental conservation.

Next, let’s talk about the prize settings. There are five single heaviest catch prizes available to individuals, for Golden Spearfish, Swordfish, Grouper, Marlin, and GT fish, each with a prize of 50,000 US Dollars.

There’s also an individual total weight prize, with first, second, and third place awards: the first place prize is 100,000 US Dollars, the second place 80,000 US Dollars, and the third place 50,000 US Dollars.

There’s also a team total weight prize, with first, second, and third place awards: the first place prize is 300,000 US Dollars, the second place 200,000 US Dollars, and the third place 100,000 US Dollars.

This time, Lin Yang had his eyes on all the prizes!