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Bisbee’s East Cape Offshore Breaks Records With Million-Dollar Purse
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Gringo Gazette
The Bisbee’s East Cape Offshore 2026 wrapped up in Buena Vista this weekend with a record-breaking 306-kilogram blue marlin and more than 28 million pesos — roughly $1.4 million — in prizes distributed to competitors.
The tournament, held along the East Cape coastline, once again exceeded expectations and solidified the region’s reputation as one of the world’s top sportfishing destinations.
Bisbee’s tournaments are known for their high-stakes prize pools, which draw professional anglers and fishing teams from across North America.
Why This Matters for the East CapeBeyond the bragging rights and prize money, tournaments like Bisbee’s East Cape Offshore are a significant driver of the local economy.
The combination of strong fish populations, accessible waters, and a well-organized tournament structure has made the East Cape Offshore one of the must-fish events on the Bisbee’s calendar.