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<h3>RUPP Marine: Raising the Bar in Sportfishing Hardware Since 1980</h3><p>Few names carry as much weight on the offshore fishing grounds as <strong>RUPP Marine</strong>. Founded in 1980 by inventor and avid sportfisherman Mickey Rupp in Stuart, Florida, the company grew from a small workshop into one of the most respected manufacturers of sportfishing hardware in the world. <a href="/11287-rupp-marine-outriggers-accessories-202318">Outriggers and their accessories</a> have been at the heart of the brand from the very beginning, and that focus has never wavered. Today, under the next generation of family leadership, RUPP Marine continues its legacy of American craftsmanship and continuous innovation.</p><p>What made RUPP Marine stand out from the start was Mickey Rupp&apos;s engineering-driven approach to a category that had long been dominated by compromise designs. His outrigger systems prioritized lightweight materials, user-friendly operation, and on-the-water repairability — qualities that resonated immediately with serious captains and tournament anglers. That philosophy still defines every product RUPP makes today.</p><h3>A Full Lineup Built for Offshore Performance</h3><p>RUPP Marine&apos;s product catalog spans everything a serious sportfishing vessel needs above the waterline. Their <a href="/11287-rupp-marine-outriggers-accessories-202318">outrigger systems and accessories</a> range from the nimble Top Gun series — a popular choice for center consoles and smaller offshore boats — to the towering Bigg Rigg&trade; and Pro Series systems engineered for large custom sportfishing yachts exceeding 100 feet. Poles are available in cold-drawn stepped aluminum or premium carbon fiber, with lengths stretching from 15 feet to over 55 feet and spreader configurations to match virtually any vessel size or fishing program.</p><p>Hydraulic innovation is another pillar of RUPP&apos;s modern lineup. The Gen2 Power Rigger&trade; system brings push-button deployment and retrieval to both new builds and existing outrigger setups, while the flagship AutoDeploy&trade; feature — exclusive to the Gen2 Hydraulic Outrigger platform — automates the entire process for maximum convenience and safety offshore. The Z90 Outrigger Base adds a precision gear-driven option for anglers who prefer manual control, offering infinite positioning with a single-handle operation that cuts adjustment time dramatically.</p><p>Beyond poles and bases, RUPP&apos;s extensive <a href="/11287-rupp-marine-outriggers-accessories-200753">rigging accessories</a> — including their legendary Nok-Out&reg; and Zip Clips&reg; release clip lines, halyard rigging kits, pulleys, spreaders, and antenna mounting systems — mean that captains can source nearly their entire topside hardware package from a single trusted brand. Even anglers running downriggers will find RUPP has them covered: the Zip Clips&reg; and select release clip accessories are engineered for <a href="/11287-rupp-marine-downriggers-accessories-201894">downrigger use</a> as well, delivering the same proven tension control and tangle-free performance RUPP is known for across every trolling application.</p><h3>Why Anglers and Builders Trust RUPP Marine</h3><p>RUPP Marine&apos;s products are found on top private yachts and charter boats around the globe. Leading custom and semi-custom sportfishing boat manufacturers spec RUPP outriggers from the factory — a testament to the brand&apos;s engineering credibility. Every major component is designed for serviceability, with RUPP&apos;s patented spreader assemblies keeping most repairs manageable on board rather than requiring a haul-out. The newer Pro Series even features individual component serialization, adding a layer of traceability that benefits builders, owners, and service teams alike.</p><p>For offshore anglers who demand the best from their gear, RUPP Marine represents more than four decades of focused development, American manufacturing, and an unwavering commitment to putting more fish in the boat.</p>