Fishing Report August 3, 2011 Lahaina Harbor, Maui, Hawaii

Aloha from Lahaina Harbor, Maui, Hawaii. The bite off the west facet of Maui has not transformed given that the previous report. Small tunas are almost everywhere and, as a end result, there have been some blue marlin close to. Of course, mahis and onos have not too long ago identified their way into the fish bag as properly. If there are any queries about the fishing, really feel no cost to contact Deli in Begin Me Up’s Lahaina Harbor booth at 808-667-7879 amongst 9 a.m. and five p.m. Hawaii Time. Deli can also be contacted by way of email at startmeupfish@gmail.com. The following fishing report is made up of some of Begin Me Up’s anglers and their catch from the earlier couple of weeks.

The Manson loved ones went out for an afternoon of fishing and ended up catching and releasing a blue marlin. The around 125 lb. blue marlin grabbed the all black softhead lure running in the small corner place and right away made two stunning jumps.

Brothers Alex and Nicolas are significant about fishing and ended up delighted to catch this mahi. However, the brothers will be in search of a larger fish the up coming time they go out.

Tanner Spurgin also went out 2 times with Start Me Up for the duration of his go to to Maui. On his 2nd endeavor, Tanner tagged and launched an believed a hundred and fifty lb. blue marlin.

This group of young anglers was in the zone and had a genuine shot at catching a marlin. Regrettably, they did not get the huge bite that they were searching for even however they watched yet another boat hook up proper following to them. Marlin fishing is dependent a little bit on luck and these anglers have a lot of years forward of them in which they could get fortunate and catch a marlin.

These anglers didn’t catch the largest fish out there, but the mahi and shibis had been best as table fare.

This greedy ono bit a lure that was designed to catch marlin, which was just good with angler Kenny Heyes.

The Prokops had a nice day on the drinking water and arrived again to Lahaina Harbor with a pair of mahis. The mahis ended up a massive portion of that night’s dinner plans.

This younger angler took benefit of the afternoon bite to catch his mahi. He was fired up about his catch and was not frightened to get his palms dirty although taking some memorable pictures of his catch.

Vickie and Jake Ruth located their mahis at a FAD buoy and swiftly place the fish on ice utilizing natural baits. After their mahi action, Vickie and Jake went on the troll in research of a marlin. All in all, they had an enjoyable day of fishing.

Kestlie Allreed dragged around some modest lures in the afternoon and came up with this kawakawa. Any fish can be fun for the correct angler on the right tackle.

Matty Hersch discovered out firsthand that tunas are strong fighters for their dimensions and that shibis are excellent to eat raw as sashimi and poke.

Eric Green had a excellent time catching his ono. Eric also had a great time seeing his two blue marlin bites even though equally fish did not hook themselves well and obtained away.

There’s absolutely nothing improper with likely out in the afternoon and catching a fairly body fat ono. These anglers were happy to do just that.

Mahis can set up very a struggle when they tense up and force the angler to reel them in sideways. Mahis can also offer a spectacle with their amazing colors and aerial acrobatics. With these positive attributes, it’s no wonder that this angler had a fantastic time catching her bull mahi.

Camden Kinosian was the sole angler that reeled in this ono but the whole family members took part in a great adventure on the water.

Doug Adler was hoping for a large fish when he heard about the marlin that have been all around. Nevertheless, Doug was not sorry to catch this mahi mahi.

This younger angler’s identify is Kai, which indicates ocean in the Hawaiian language. Kai caught his mahi at K buoy on an opelu. There was an additional challenging mahi at the buoy that managed to shake the hooks following getting foul-hooked. Kai caught an additional bad bust when a blue marlin missed the hooks on two separate bites on two different lures. Kai had one more mystery bite that once more did not result in a solid hookup. Regrettably, the fish merely miss the hooks occasionally and there is practically nothing that can be done to rectify the circumstance.

This wonderful kawakawa fooled every person when the fish grabbed a comparatively big lure jogging behind a bird and took quite a bit of line against a stiff drag. This angler remarked that reeling in the kawakawa was a exercise.

The Stringer celebration took edge of some specially good climate and headed up to the north shore of Molokai, in which they loved some remarkable views and caught a mahi and a shibi.

Maui resident Cindy Sue Lombard wished to catch a marlin. Thankfully for her, her son-in-legislation is Captain Steve Carroll, who is a member of Team Commence Me Up. Cindy went out with Captain Steve on a four hour afternoon trip in search of a marlin and got hooked up moderately speedily. The moment in the chair, Cindy demonstrated great method.

Cindy brought her blue marlin to the aspect of the boat, in which the fish was approximated to weigh about 250 lbs.

Admiring her blue marlin at the side of the boat was adequate to fulfill Cindy so the fish was tagged and introduced. Captains Steve and Craig ended up thrilled to assist Cindy get her initial blue marlin.

Thanks for taking a seem at this Commence Me Up fishing report. Any inquiries can be directed in the direction of Deli, who can be reached at 808-667-7879 or startmeupfish@gmail.com. Until the up coming report, tight lines.

Aloha,
Jonny