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#Marlin Fishing Development Meta
#Outrigger
#Flying Bridge
#Fighting Chair
#Fish Finder
#Navigation Electronics
#Artificial Lure
#Teaser
#Trolling Speed
#Route Planning
#Route Recording
#Wave Height Monitoring
#Chart Downloading
#Wavepoint Setting
#Chart Plotter
#Automatic Routing
#Depth Safety Setting
#Trolling Pattern
#Nutrien Rich Sea Water
#Submarine Sea Mount
#Underwater Current
#Plankton
#Fighting Tactics
#Marlin Flesh
#Grilling
#Baking
#Poaching
#Frying
#Smoking
#Sashimi
#Rule
#Sport Fishing
#Boat Control System
#Trolling Motor
#Virtual Anchoring
#Smart Boat System
#Sensor Connectivity
#Satellite Communicator
#Handheld VHF Radio
#Antenna Array
#GPS
#WiFi Router
#Modem
#Internet Access
#Transducer
#Speed Calibrator
#Electric Steering Actuator
#Trim Tabs
#Electronics Mounts
#Forward Looking Navigation Sonar
#Doppler Technology
#Target Analyzer
#Night Vision Camera
#Night Vision Unit
#Vessel System
#Battery Monitor
#Clearline System
#Maintenance Applications
#Precision Control
#Battery Management System
#Joystick Control System
#Mega Yacht
#Bluefish Action
#Ship system controls
#Cap Cana White Marlin Tournament
#White Marlin mass migration
#Vanguard
#1550nm LiDAR | Advantages: safety, range, and performance in various environmental conditions | Enhanced Eye Safety: absorbed more efficiently by cornea and lens of eye, preventing light from reaching sensitive retina | Longer Detection Range | Improved Performance in Adverse Weather Conditions such as as fog, rain, or dust | Reduced Interference from Sunlight and Other Light Sources | More expensive due to complexity and lower production volumes of their components
#ROS 2 | The second version of the Robot Operating System | Communication, compatibility with other operating systems | Authentication and encryption mechanisms | Works natively on Linux, Windows, and macOS | Fast RTPS based on DDS (Data Distribution Service) | Programming languages: C++, Python, Rust
#Dexterous robot | Manipulate objects with precision, adaptability, and efficiency | Dexterity involves fine motor control, coordination, ability to handle a wide range of tasks, often in unstructured environments | Key aspects of robot dexterity include grip, manipulation, tactile sensitivity, agility, and coordination | Robot dexterity is crucial in: manufacturing, healthcare, logistics | Dexterity enables automation in tasks that traditionally require human-like precision
#10 species of fish is responsible for the development of global sport-fishing industries | Istiophoridae (marlin, sailfish and spearfish) | Xiphiidae (swordfish) | Billfish species | Stock status: overfished, subject to overfishing | Codified by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) | International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) | Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) | Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) | Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) | Billfish are large, highly migratory species which can cross entire ocean basins, even between oceans | Stock assessments determine sustainable harvest levels | Data collected from fishing activity, including catch rates, fishing effort | Biological information: age, growth rates and spawning dynamics | Annual recreational limit iin USA of 250 Atlantic blue marlin, white marlin and roundscale spearfish (via ICCAT) | Billfish Conservation Act: prohibits commercial harvest, sale and importation of billfish in the continental United States
#Blue Marlin (Makaira nigricans) | Distributed throughout the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans | Prefer the upper 10 meters of the water column | Can dive as deep as 1,000 meters in search of prey | IGFA All-Tackle World Records: 1,376 pounds in the Pacific, 1,402 pounds in the Atlantic | Demonstrated long-distance movements of over 4,500 nautical miles in 120 days | Significant estimated declines in biomass from 33 to 37 percent occurred over the past three decades | Listed as vulnerable by IUCN Red List | At risk of high incidental catch in pelagic longline fisheries | When retrieving gear in Atlantic, longline and purse-seine vessels are required to release blue marlin caught alive
#Black Marlin (Istiompax indica) | Found throughout Pacific and Indian oceans | One of the largest of the billfishes | IGFA All-Tackle World Record 1,560 pounds | Generally prefer surface waters above thermocline | Capable of diving to depths of 500 meters or more | Often found close to land masses, islands and coral reefs | Subject to overfishing (IOTC) in Indian Ocean | No stock assessments conducted in Pacific Ocean | Frequently taken as bycatch by pelagic longlines, trolling, harpooning and, increasingly, coastal gillnets | Number of Central and South American countries have mandatory catch-and-release fisheries for black marlin and often prohibit their commercial harvest
#Sailfish (Istiophorus platypterus) | Frequent nearshore waters | Found throughout all oceans | IGFA All-Tackle World Records of 221 pounds in Pacific, 142 pounds in Atlantic | Listed as vulnerable by the IUCN Red List | Frequently caught as bycatch in longline, purse-seine, trawl and gillnet fisheries
#White Marlin (Kajikia albida) | Found throughout Atlantic Ocean | Prefers the upper 20 meters of the water column | IGFA All-Tackle World Record: 181 pounds from Brazil Royal Charlotte Bank | Listed as least concern by IUCN Red List | Incidental catches in pelagic longline, purse-seine, trawl and gillnet fisheries
#Shortbill Spearfish (Tetrapturus angustirostris) | Distributed throughout Pacific and Indian ocean | IGFA World Record caught off Australia weighed 110 pounds | Primarily caught as bycatch in longline and purse-seine fisheries | Listed as data deficient by IUCN Red List
#Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) | Found in tropical, temperate and sometimes cold waters worldwide | IGFA All-Tackle World Record swordfish 1,182 pounds | Listed as near threatened by IUCN Red List | Major food fish and are commonly caught by pelagic longline, harpoon and drift gillnet fisheries
#Striped Marlin (Kajikia audax) | Range throughout Pacific and Indian oceans | IGFA All-Tackle World Record 494 pounds | Satellite-tagged stripey from IGFA Great Marlin Race traveled 4,739 nm across Pacific Ocean from New Zealand to just off Galapagos | Listed as least concern by IUCN Red List
#Roundscale Spearfish (Tetrapturus georgii) | Found throughout Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea | IGFA All-Tackle World Record 70 pounds | Listed as data deficient by IUCN Red List
#Longbill Spearfish (Tetrapturus pfluegeri) Found throughout Atlantic Ocean | IGFA All-Tackle World Record 127 pounds | Listed as least concern by IUCN Red List
#Mediterranean Spearfish (Tetrapturus belone) | Found throughout Mediterranean Sea | IGFA All-Tackle World Record 90 pounds | Listed as least concern by IUCN Red List | Research required to learn more about biology and behavior
#Custom yacht building for marlinfishing | Bayliss Boatworks | Creating bulletproof sportfishing yachts | Custom yacht building process and practice | Placing a high value on communicating effectively with yacht owners | Custom refrigeration and storage solutions | Dedicated tackle and tool storage ,| Chilled freshwater dispenser | Release Marine cockpit with custom fighting chair | Three helm chairs | Bayliss custom, centered console | Helm pod by Everett Nautical | Custom cushions by C-Worthy | Release Marine walnut barstools | Sub-Zero dual refrigerators | Wolf three-burner induction cooktop | Wolf speed oven | Perlick top hat ice maker | Fully equipped tackle room with custom rod and reel storage | Stacked washer and dryer | Pullman bunk | Twin MTU 16V2000 M96L engines | Kohler 40 kilowatt generators | Bayliss Boatworks freshwater cooling system | Fuel capacity of 2,600 gallons | 400 gallons of freshwater capacity | Dual-pump hydraulic riggers | Electric steering | FCI water maker | .Cutting-edge marine electronics installed by Custom Marine Electronics, such as Furuno Omni Sonar and Starlink for seamless connectivity at sea
#Anti-roll gyro | Designed to virtually eliminate boat roll on vessels | It requires modest electrical power | Has no outside appendages | Can be installed virtually anywhere on board | Automatically gauging sea state and reacting instantaneously | Vacuum encapsulation | Flywheel spins at speeds of up to 9,750 rpm | When boat rolls, gyro tilts fore and aft (precesses), producing powerful gyroscopic torque to port and starboard that counteracts boat roll
#Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) | Exhaust-treatment technology
#Long-distance sportfishing yacht | Length Overall (LOA): 90 ft. 0 in. (27.41 m) | Beam: 23 ft. 2 in. (7.05m) | Draft: 5 ft. 11 in. (1.80 m) | Gross Weight: 192,000 lbs. (87,090 kg) | Fuel Capacity: 3,801 gals. (14,388 l) | Water Capacity: 480 gals. (1,817 ltrs) | CAT / C32A 1925 1925 MHP Base | MTU Series 2000 / V16 M96L 2635 MHP Option | CAT / C32B 2400 2433 MHP Option | Sportfishing yacht that does not require SCR | The latest lifting-strake design | Refined driveline and prop pockets | Advanced propulsion system | Computational Fluid Dynamics software analyzes pressure distribution, study trim angle and trim tab effectiveness, and modify strakes and chines to increase running efficiency | Lighter interior materials | Increased use of carbon fiber and Light Resin Transfer Molding | Cockpit measures 224 square feet | 203-gallon transom fishbox/live well | Pair of full-length 103-gallon insulated in-deck fishboxes (with refrigeration optional) | Seakeeper 35 watertight design | Three aft-facing seating areas | Look aft – that is where all action is on Viking sportfishing boat | Seating module holds tackle cabinets on each side | Custom aluminum rail on the mezzanine backrest holds a row of welded-on rod holders | Lounge area features a walnut hi-lo cocktail table | Starboard-side home theater center with surround sound and a pop-up 65-inch HD TV | Wet bar with sink and ice maker | Horizontal grain natural walnut interior | Two Sub-Zero refrigerators and a freezer unit | Dishwasher | Electric range with four-burner cook top, garbage disposal, trash compactor and ample storage space | Raised dinette with U-shaped seating and a walnut table | Six staterooms and seven heads | Full-size stackable washer and dryer | Five guest staterooms, each with its own private head and shower | Crew quarters with immediate access to engineroom | Starboard-side aft control station | Full engine controls | Radio box forward of the helm pod | Multi-function electronics displays (MFDs) | Electronics pod designed specifically for five MFDs | Sky Bridge: Hull No. 1 is Kingston Grey Sky Bridge model | Caterpillar C32A diesels packing 1925MHP are standard, CAT C32B 2400: 2433MHP engines available | Optional twin 2635MHP MTU 16V 2000 M96Ls power hull No. 1
#Omnisonar | Marking and tracking fish 360 degrees around the boat