With Halloween just ahead, the fish are in trick-or-treat mode. These days, you have to be especially tricky to get a treat and your treat is likely to be a surprise in disguise. On Blue Hawaii, Capt. James Dean and … Continued
Bluefin Trevally Please Shorecasters Two summers ago, Hawaii coves, bays, harbors, and reefs swarmed with juvenile bluefin trevally. These hand-sized youngsters promised great shorefishing ahead when they grew to fighting size. A lot of these “papio” (trevallies weighing less than … Continued
And the heat goes on. Sea temperatures remain near mid-summer highs, which may explain why some Kona fishermen are seeing July/August action in September and October. On Tuesday, Capt. Neal Isaacs weighed a 573-pound blue marlin as his sea-temp gauge … Continued