The Latest Catch

Tiki Perro Pescador wins the Top Tournament Trophy with a 350-pound blue marlin. 

New leaders in marlin and tuna were weighed on the LCO's last day of competition. 

Thursday's LCO leaderboard was marked by a flurry of changes. 

The 2026 LCO showcases yellowfin tuna on the first day. 

The 2026 LCO is underway with 122 teams and more than $2.394 million in prize money.

The 2025 Los Cabos Offshore tops $2.7 million in prize money

The Bisbee Team, fueled by the success of the East Cape Offshore in August at East Cape, was brimming with anticipation for the upcoming 24th annual LCO in Los Cabos.

Jakob Gonterman, an angler on Team Stella June, hooked a Black Marlin and landed it on Thursday, Day One at 3:00 p.m. It was the first fish to come to the scale during the Tournament. On Saturday night, the Tournament Awards presented the Team a check in the amount of $4.4 Million, exceeding that of the $3.9 record of "Bad Company" in 2006. This check is the largest written in the history of the Bisbee tournaments.  

Finally, the delayed Registration arrived, and the Bisbee Team had wisely opened several hours earlier than planned. As Teams waited, they could check out all the many auction and raffle items offered by the BISBEE FISH & WILDLIFE CONSERVATION FUND Team displayed outside—items in front of the lavish Luxury Avenue building.