CroatiaThe 21st edition of the international big game fishing competition BIG OM concluded successfully in Omišalj, Croatia, with the team MARKO winning and securing a spot at the Offshore World Championship in Costa Rica. The event attracted over 130 participants from Croatia, Slovenia, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia, competing over four days of fishing in the Kvarner Gulf. The biggest catch was a tuna weighing 54.4 kilograms by the team PODIN. Beyond competition, the event emphasized community, storytelling, and intergenerational connections, highlighted by the Memorial Tournament dedicated to Bruno Dragičević, a respected figure in the fishing community who connected generations through his passion for the sport.
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