Hemingway Marlin Flag

Run the flag up and everyone on the dock knows before you tie off.

The marlin flag is one of the oldest signals in sportfishing, flown on the way in to say what came over the transom. This one puts a white marlin on navy polyester and takes its cue from the flag flown aboard Pilar, Ernest Hemingway's boat out of Key West and Cuba, and the fishing that made both of them famous.

Twelve by eighteen inches on its own pole, so it can be waved coming into the dock, run up the outrigger, or stood somewhere it will be asked about.

Details

• 12 in x 18 in
• Polyester, supplied on a pole
• White marlin on navy
• Inspired by the marlin flag flown aboard Pilar
• Ships from our Florida warehouse