Photograph · Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament
A 2010 F&S 72, hull 14. Built as You Never Know, the boat Marlin reviewed in August 2010, she fished the Gulf tournaments under that name, winning the dolphin division of the 2013 Cajun Canyons Billfish Classic and weighing a 640.8 lb blue marlin at the 2018 Emerald Coast Blue Marlin Classic. First documented in the United States in 2023 as Low Profile out of Wrightsville Beach, she fished the 2025 Big Rock under Capt. D. Logan.
Her story, name by name
- 2010 – 2023
You Never Know
Confirmed · fandsyachts.com, marlinmag.com
- May 2013
Tournament
Cajun Canyons Billfish Classic, Venice, Louisiana, fished 31 May to 2 June 2013 after a weather delay: won the dolphin division with a 34.8 lb fish, and her angler took the top female angler trophy. Entered as a 72-foot F&S.
Reported · marlinmag.com
- June 2018
Tournament
Emerald Coast Blue Marlin Classic, Sandestin, Florida: weighed a 640.8 lb blue marlin, third among boated blues, and released two more for second in the release division; $264,407 in all. Captain Joey Birbeck.
Reported · marlinmag.com
- 2023 – present
Low ProfileCurrent
Confirmed · U.S. Coast Guard, reeltime.app
- June 2025
Tournament
Fished the 67th Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, Morehead City (6–15 June 2025), entered as a 72' F&S of 2010 from Wilmington, NC; Capt. D. Logan. One blue marlin released on 12 June.
Reported · reeltime.app
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