Big Rock Weigh In - 613lbs on the BAK BAR (video&pics)

[Crazy Eyes]

Congrats to this happy and tired crew. Pulled in right on schedule around 11pm after a 6 hour fight on a 613 lb. Blue Marlin.

Video is a little choppy in the start, its not the server.

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[Calcutta]

Aside from being one of the nicest guy's you'll ever meet, Captain Tommy Lewis is a top Captain from Mt. Pleasant, SC. He also holds the SC state yellowfin record, 241, which he set in 1979.

Big Congrat's Tommy & crew !!!

[Proheat]

I had watched it from the web cam and could see that it was a nice Blue.

Congrats to the Bak Bar Crew!!

[Tuna Taxi]

Wow, big fish. Congrats to the crew. Now there's a pretty high bar to clear for today's fishing. Could be an exciting finish with all the fish caught so far.

[cape_fisherman]

It was an awesome job these guys performed. It's hard to find and hook one of these big girls, but to keep her tight for six hours is an awesome feat for captain and angler.









The angler Montukie was awesome to talk to...exceptionally nice is the way I've been saying it. I told him that I personally know three people who have won this thing on different occations and for him to enjoy it (knocking on wood). He was extremely gracious...very, very nice guy.





Daddyo Tommy in the office





The fish





The crew





The boat





Shoving off and departure









Again, I can't say how nice and gracious Montukie is. Vere well deserved win by him, his dad, and crew. Six hours...that's one hell of a fight.

Jay

[Capt_John]

It's official now. BAK BAR wins the 49th Annual BIG ROCK!!! Congrats.

[Proheat]

Congrats to Bak Bar on thier win and also Thank You Crazy Eyes for taking the time to film and edit a good video so that we can see and almost feel like we were there!

[fishingkdr]

That is Awesome!

[babalaza]

congratz for BAK BAR and gj on the coverage!

Those underwater lights look gd

[clt_capt]

One heck of a job by the Bak Bar crew - 2 hours of muscling/finessing a dead fish off the bottom after a 4 hour fight - and a slob at that - VERY Pretty work in rough seas.