Hurricane Hole Invitational

Hurricane Hole Invitational: A Premier Offshore Fishing Tournament

What is the Hurricane Hole Invitational?
The Hurricane Hole Invitational is a prestigious annual offshore fishing tournament taking place at Hurricane Hole Marina in Grand Isle, Louisiana. Scheduled from August 13 to August 16, 2025, this event is designed for avid anglers and conservationists looking to engage in the thrill of fishing while championing marine conservation efforts.

What Fish Species Can You Target?
Participants in the tournament can expect to target a diverse range of billfish species, including blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish, spearfish, and other unidentified billfish. The competition also allows for catches of dolphin, tuna, wahoo, and swordfish. The tournament spans the offshore territorial waters of Louisiana, extending from the Texas state line to the Mississippi state line, all within the rich fishing grounds of the Gulf of Mexico.

What Makes This Tournament Unique?
The Hurricane Hole Invitational offers participants a unique blend of competitive fishing and Southern hospitality. As you engage in fierce competition, you can also revel in lively activities designed to enhance your experience. Picture yourself enjoying a traditional seafood boil, listening to live music, and watching a dazzling fireworks display—all while bonding with fellow anglers. Sponsored by Galati Yacht Sales, a respected dealer of Viking Yachts and Valhalla Boatworks, this event showcases a strong commitment to the sportfishing community.

Why Participate in the Hurricane Hole Invitational?
Whether you’re on a quest to catch a trophy fish or simply wish to enjoy the camaraderie of fellow fishing enthusiasts, the Hurricane Hole Invitational promises an unforgettable fishing adventure. Join us for an exciting array of activities, where every moment is filled with the anticipation of that first bite. Embrace the passion for fishing, and immerse yourself in the joy and thrill of a community that shares your love for the sea.