The 64th Montego Bay Yacht Club International Marlin Tournament, held from September 25 to 27 along Jamaica’s picturesque north coast, concluded with a resounding victory for the vessel Safe Passage. The event, which drew 16 boats, 100 anglers, and 15 junior competitors, transformed the waters into a dynamic arena of skill, strategy, and endurance. Safe Passage, owned by Chris Berry and Mark Berry and captained by Paco Vela, emerged as the undisputed champion, showcasing unparalleled precision, teamwork, and resilience. The crew released 15 marlins and reported 29 hook-ups, solidifying their place in the tournament’s storied history. The 2025 edition proved to be a rigorous test of persistence and expertise, with Safe Passage earning 1,800 points through six marlin releases by anglers Chris Berry, Brian Pengelley, Bob Rawe, Mark Berry, and Kevin Mann. My Other Toy, led by owner and captain Radcliffe Gayle, secured second place with 613 points, while Sea Horse, owned by Raymond Rousseau and captained by Adam Epstein, claimed third with 600 points. The tournament also celebrated junior angler Harry Ince, who took home the top junior award. Notable catches included a 15.5 lb mahi mahi by Jesse Ince, a 23.1 lb wahoo by Paulette Thai Chen, and a 25.5 lb tuna by Jacques Carvallo. As the oldest active tournament in Jamaica and a premier big-game fishing event in the Caribbean, the 65th anniversary edition, scheduled for September 23 to 27, 2026, promises to further elevate its legacy.