As a captain, the thrill of a successful fishing trip combined with the excitement of catching some billfish is what drives you—and it’s the kind of experience that creates lifelong memories for your clients. Now, for one month only, The Billfish Foundation (TBF) is offering a special $50 discount on our new Captain’s Program membership, available until October 31st!

By joining TBF’s Captain Program, you can enhance your anglers’ experience by providing them with personalized, official TBF release certificates to commemorate their time on the water with you. This unique touch not only elevates your clients’ fishing adventure but also demonstrates your commitment to billfish conservation.

How It Works

1. Sign Up Easily

   Registration is simple—visit (https://billfish.org/captains/captain-registration/) to sign up.

2. Report Your Released Fish

   Submit your catch-and-release data either online at www.tagbillfish.org or via mail by sending in your release cards.  

3. Receive Certificates  

   Once your release information is processed, TBF will send personalized certificates to your anglers, approximately 6-8 weeks later. Just make sure to include your anglers’ addresses either online or on the release card for shipping.

Why Join?

– Create Lasting Memories: Offer your clients a meaningful, tangible memory of their trip with a customized TBF release certificate.

– Promote Your Business: Stand out as a conservation-minded captain and attract more clients who value sustainable fishing practices.

– Support Conservation: Your participation helps TBF collect valuable data on billfish releases and supports ongoing conservation efforts.

Membership Information

For a limited time, you can join for just $450 if you sign up before October 31st! After that, the price increases to $500/year. 

This is the perfect opportunity for charter and/or private boats to give your clients something extra while supporting TBF’s conservation mission. Don’t miss out on this exclusive offer!

For more information or to join today, visit www.billfish.org or email us at [email protected].