After Day 2 of the White Marlin Open, anglers who hauled in mammoth tuna and dolphin (mahi) catches are in line for big money.As the action now moves into Day 3, the tourney is still in search of qualifiers in the blue marlin, wahoo, swordfish and prized white marlin categories. Here are the anglers who made the White Marlin Open Leaderboard after Day 2.Tuna, mahi catches rule 2026 White Marlin Open Leaderboard after day 2TunaAngler Anthony Rubino of Pottstown, Pa., aboard the See Legs out of Fenwick Island, caught a 110.5-lb. tuna currently worth $2,428,991.89.Angler Jordan "Jordy" Mitchell of Forest Hill, Md., aboard the Reel Blessed out of Ocean City, caught a 91.5.-lb. tuna currently worth $195,223.14.Angler Steve deBrabander of Newark, Del., aboard the Marli out of Ocean City, caught a 85-lb. tuna currently worth $1,870,161.34.Dolphin Angler Russell Armstrong of Ocean City, aboard the Sidepiece out of Ocean City, caught a 31.5-lb. dolphin currently worth $209,929.14.Angler Chris Robertson of Port Tobacco, Md., aboard the Today's The Day out of La Plata, Md., caught a 23.5-lb. dolphin currently worth $8,857.14. Angler Tyler Compton, also aboard the Today's The Day out of La Plata, MD. caught a 22-lb. dolphin currently worth $6,857.14.Angler Gerald Inzer of Chestertown, Md., aboard the Fowl Play out of Ocean City, caught a 22-lb. dolphin currently worth $6,357.14.This article originally appeared on Salisbury Daily Times: White Marlin Open Day 2 Leaderboard: Dolphin worth nearly $9M on top