Swordfish Flag | Tournament Series™ (Copy)

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Swordfish Flag | Tournament Series™ (Copy)

Price range: $39.99 through $42.99

Honor one of offshore fishing’s most elusive and respected game fish with a premium Tournament Series flag featuring a realistic fish design and Built Marine Ready™ construction. Designed for anglers who want a flag that’s made to perform on the water—and look good on the dock.

Built Marine Ready™

These Tournament Series flags are Built Marine Ready™ constructed with 1) four rows of reinforced stitching around the entire flag and header; 2) Double cross-stitched, pressed corners; 3) Heavy-duty white header; 4) Marine-grade stainless steel grommets; 5) Hand-applied 303® Aerospace Protectant

Mix & Match Tournament Series Flags (12in x 18in flag only)

Build your own Pink and White Tournament Series collection of flags (choose from the White Marlin, Swordfish, Mahi, Blue Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna and Sailfish) and qualify for discount pricing. I have to process the MIX & MATCH purchases of 5 to 200 plus flags.

1 – 4 = $39.99 | 5 – 9 = $34.99 | 6 – 10 = $31.99 | 11 – 15 = $29.99 | 16 – 20 = $27.99 | 21 – 50 = $26.99

To receive your discount pricing and Old School Customer Service, contact Steve directly. 📧 surffishinglife1@gmail.com 📱 Text: 704-743-7515

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Swordfish

The Swordfish is one of the ocean’s most respected game fish, prized for its strength, determination, and legendary deep-water battles. Landing a Swordfish is an achievement few anglers ever forget. Our Tournament Series™ Swordfish Flag was created to honor that achievement with exclusive artwork that captures the power and elegance of this remarkable fish. Whether you’re celebrating a successful catch or flying your flag upside down to recognize a catch-and-release, it’s an exciting way to fly your catch with pride as you return to the dock..

Tournament Flag Protocol

Every Tournament Series flag is designed to celebrate the catch while honoring the sport. Fly your flag upright to celebrate a harvested catch. Fly your flag upside down to recognize a catch-and-release. It’s a simple tradition that tells the story of your day on the water