Below is the prize list for the 2010 tournament.

Prizes valued at over TT $750,000

Best Boat

1st Place team will receive:

  • Invitation to Bonnier/IGFA Tournament of Champions
  • (2) Penn International 130VSX Reels & Rods
  • (2) Penn International 80VS Reels & Rods
  • Trophy, and much more

2nd Place team will receive:

  • (2) Penn International 80VSW Reels & Rods
  • Trophy, and much more

3rd Place team will receive:

  • (2) Penn International 70VSW Reels & Rods
  • Trophy, and much more

4th – 5th Place teams will receive:

  • Penn International Down Riggers
  • YETI Cooler
  • Trophy, and much more

6th – 10th Place teams will receive:

  • YETI Cooler
  • Trophy, and much more

Angler Prizes

Best Male Angler will receive:

  • (1) Penn International 80VSW Reel & Rod
  • Bodo Muche bronze wall mount, and more

Best Female Angler will receive:

  • (1) Penn International 50VS Reel & Rod
  • Bodo Muche bronze wall mount, and more

Best Jr. Male Angler will receive:

  • (1) Penn International 30VSW Reel & Rod
  • Bodo Muche trophy, and more

Best Jr. Female Angler will receive:

  • (1) Penn International 30VSW Reel & Rod
  • Bodo Muche trophy, and more

Best Overall Junior Angler will receive:

  • Anthony Lee Loy “IRONMAN” Memorial challenge trophy

Best Release Angler will receive:

  • Trophy, an assortment of lures, and more

Best Release Team will receive:

  • an assortment of lures, and more

Best Overall Female Angler will receive:

  • Samantha Antoine Memorial challenge trophy

Largest of Species

Heaviest fish in each fish species brought to scale will receive a Penn International Reel & Rod, as well as a trophy crafted by world famous bronze sculptor Bodo Muche.

  • Blue Marlin – Penn International 130VSX Reel & Rod, Bodo Muche trophy, and more
  • White Marlin – Penn International 70VS Reel & Rod, Bodo Muche trophy, and more
  • Sailfish – Penn International 50VSW Reel & Rod, Bodo Muche trophy, and more
  • Spearfish – Penn International 50VSW Reel & Rod, Bodo Muche trophy, and more
  • Yellow Fin Tuna – Penn International 70VSW Reel & Rod, Bodo Muche trophy, and more
  • Dolphin – Penn International 50VSW Reel & Rod, Bodo Muche trophy, and more
  • Wahoo – Penn International 50VSW Reel & Rod, Bodo Muche trophy, and more

Record Breakers

Should the record of an eligible species be broken, the angler will also receive the following prize:

  • Blue Marlin – Mercedes Benz (currently 890 lbs., caught by S. Mendonca)*
  • White Marlin – TT$20,000 (currently 58 lbs., caught by B. Hernandez)*
  • Sailfish – TT$20,000 (currently 91 lbs., caught by G. Lai Quong)*
  • Yellow Fin Tuna – TT$10,000 (currently 142 lbs., caught by C.O. Williams)*
  • Dolphin – TT$10,000 (currently 63.12 lbs., caught by R. Agard)*
  • Wahoo – TT$10,000 (currently 103.4 lbs., caught by Carl Leung)*

*Current Trinidad and Tobago All Tackle Records

Note: IGFA rule on record replacement for fish over 25lbs (11.33kg). To replace a record fish weighing 25 pounds (11.33 kg) or more, the replacement must weigh at least one half of 1 percent more than the existing record. At 100 pounds (45.35 kg) the additional weight required would be 8 ounces (226.7 gm); at 200 pounds (90.71 kg) the additional weight required would be 1 pound (.453 kg); and so on.

A catch which matches the weight of an existing record or exceeds the weight by less than the amount required to defeat the record will be considered a tie. In case of a tie claim involving more than two catches, weight must be compared with the original record (first fish to be caught). Nothing weighing less than the original record will be considered.

Should more than one fish in any species break the existing record, the largest fish at the end of the tournament will be declared the winner. Should there be a “tie” the record prize would go to the angler on a “first-to-boat-the-fish” basis at the time reported to Tournament Control.