A little tender loving care between uses or at least once a season, and you'll have a glove that lasts you many seasons. Here's what to do: 1  Brush the dirt and dust off your glove with a light brush. 2  Use a damp cloth or sponge to apply a small amount of glove leather cleaner; Lexol leather cleaner is good.3  Wipe the entire glove with it. 4  Remove the cleaner from the glove with a damp cloth or sponge, and allow to air dry. little tender loving care between uses or at least once a season, and you'll have a glove that lasts you many seasons. Here's what to do: 1  Brush the dirt and dust off your glove with a light brush. 2  Use a damp cloth or sponge to apply a small amount of glove leather cleaner; Lexol leather cleaner is good.
Yet while Hemingway loved hunting, it was when he had a rod in his hand that he was truly successful. It was from the deck of the Pilar that Hemingway famously landed the largest marlin caught to date in 1935, weighing an astonishing 1175 lbs. Truly, his greatest exploit by his own reckoning may very well not have been his literary achievements, but his success with rod and reel.
16-year-old catches 1,058-pound blue marlin off the coast of Hawaii. 16-year-old Kai Rizzuto went fishing in a charter boat off the coast of Hawaii while visiting his grandfather and landed the biggest catch of his life. After a half-hour battle, Rizzuto hauled in an 11-foot-long blue marlin weighing 1,058 pounds. The fish was just a few hundred pounds short of a world record. Rizzuto said that before catching the marlin, the biggest fish he had previously caught weighed a measly 55 pounds. The fish was too long to fit on the boat, so they rode back to shore with the marlinâs tail hanging off the back.