Aloha from Lahaina Harbor. The fishing is still very good on the leeward facet of Maui. The mahi bite has picked up over the previous couple of days and several of the mahis have come on the troll. Astonishingly, really a couple of onos are currently being caught on the troll as nicely. The initial onos started trickling into the harbor five days in the past and have continued to be caught, suggesting that the catches are not just a fluke. The onos seem to have shown up off Maui, hopefully right up until the start off of following winter. If anybody has queries about the fishing, experience totally free to call Deli in Start Me Up’s Lahaina Harbor booth at 808-667-7879 in between nine a.m. and 5 p.m. Hawaii time or electronic mail startmeupfish@gmail.com. The report under contains Start Me Up’s anglers and some of their catch from the past 4 days.

Fishing is simple, at minimum for the Caveney household. They took benefit of a rapidly and furious afternoon bite to catch 5 mahis although trolling in the LA buoy region.

Darrell Reid converted on his lone bite and landed this mahi. Darrell was satisfied as he and his fish had an appointment with the barbeque.

The pleasant opposition in between Catherine and Jeff Fierberg resulted in a tie. They each landed a mahi and an ono at the region off Olowalu acknowledged as the dump.

The Evert get together came up with a shibi for sashimi and a few of mahi for the grill. The fish were caught trolling the inside ledge on a brief trip. The anglers had some wonderful comments that the captain and crew have been content to hear.

The 4 hour trip resulted in a wonderful combined bag of fish nevertheless yet again. Ross Thompson efficiently reeled in a mahi and Larry Bronikowski was ready to boat an ono.

Michael Eisner and David and Steven Terry every located a mahi at the dump place off Olowalu. All 3 of the fish had been caught on lures.

The dump region continued to make fish, this time for the Stern loved ones on a four hour trip. The Sterns caught two mahis, a single of which was a nice cow.

This mahi swam aggressively into the spread, attacked a lure, and ripped out some line. Liam Sealy was up to the activity of taking on the mahi and did a wonderful task acquiring the fish to the boat. Liam was extremely thrilled about his catch.

Joey Meyer came up huge for his group, catching a mahi that was excellent for the dinner menu.

Mike Williamson, a repeat Commence Me Up fisherman, has definitely had a lot more productive days with Commence Me Up. Nonetheless, Mike did not go home without fish and loved the day as usual.

The dump place off Olowalu gave up a couple onos for Brett Kimberlin and Austin Meier. The onos bit concurrently and Brett and Austin managed to continue to be in control of the exciting circumstance to land the two fish.

Brian Ridge was another angler that managed to catch an afternoon ono. Brian arrived across his fish even though trolling the always reputable common jet.

This mahi struck and then jumped immediately. In spite of the fish’s finest efforts to escape, Mac Swanson kept the stress on and boated the fish. Retaining the line tight is undoubtedly the most efficient way to maintain a fish hooked up.

This mahi in no way had a opportunity once Josh Allison teamed up with his brother RJ to put the fish on ice. As soon as off the ice, the fish was put correct onto the grill.

This mahi was specifically what Tom Brooke was searching for when he determined to go fishing.

Josh and Tom Gus, who are repeat anglers with Start Me Up, showed that they know how to get the work carried out. Their experience arrived in useful as they caught 3 mahis in the deep water off Lanai.

Lady luck prevailed as Tammy Gerszewski took her turn to catch a mahi. Tammy was thrilled with her catch and even posed with Captain Craig.

Every fisherman knows that 1 fish is way far better than none. That’s exactly how James Smith felt right after he caught a mahi just outside the ledge. The mahi bit a four inch jet running behind a bird.

Barbara Anderson selected a great way to celebrate her thirtieth marriage ceremony anniversary. Barbara caught a wonderful cow mahi and her fellow angler landed an additional mahi.

The father and son crew of John and Mike Crowell ended up catching a mahi. Regardless of the catch, fishing is a excellent way for dad and mom to shell out time with their young children.

Trevor Wood received his fishing profession off to a great start off. Trevor caught this mahi at the inside pinnacle known as key spot.

Lady luck prevailed once once again as Heather Bader boated a mahi. Heather was rock stable in acquiring the mahi to the boat right after the fish struck the lure working in the quick rigger position.

Fishing is all about getting in the right spot at the right time. Of course, catch charges do increase when the fishermen know where the right place is likely to be. This is specifically what took place when Doug Deans, DJ Kline, and Sam and Ryan Blundell have been persistent in operating a latest line off the slides of Lanai. The anglers’ conviction that they had been fishing in the right area paid off as they picked up three mahis and an ono in the vicinity of the current line.

All 3 generations of the Straube loved ones know how to catch fish. The Straubes, who on a regular basis fish with Commence Me Up when vacationing on Maui, demonstrated their capabilities in catching these five mahis.

Many thanks for taking a glimpse at one more Commence Me Up fishing report. If there are any questions, bear in mind to get in touch with Deli in our Lahaina Harbor booth at 808-667-7879 among nine a.m. and 5 p.m. Hawaii time or email startmeupfish@gmail.com. Right up until the next report, tight lines.

Aloha,
Jonny