Fishing Report June 29, 2011 Lahana Harbor, Maui, Hawaii

Aloha from Lahaina Harbor, Maui, Hawaii. The fishing has been pretty consistent with a variety of various fish coming in. Queries about the fishing can be directed in the direction of Deli in Start off Me Up’s Lahaina Harbor booth at 808-667-7879 in between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Hawaii Time. An alternative is to e-mail startmeupfish@gmail.com. This fishing report contains some of Commence Me Up’s anglers and their catch up right up until June 21.

This ono struck on a brief morning trip. Steven Stevens was on the reel right away soon after the bite and did everything he could to get the ono to the boat.

Ben and Sheila Grannan have fished with Commence Me Up just before and liked their time on the drinking water. This time Ben and Sheila even had a few of mahis to exhibit for their time put in on the Pacific.

Jerry Smith tagged and introduced an estimated 50 lb. striped marlin even though fishing the Kealaikahiki Channel amongst Lanai and Kahoolawe. Catching the striped marlin was an fascinating knowledge for Jerry and his sons, who had by no means formerly fished in Hawaii.

JP Booth went out fishing and returned to Lahaina Harbor with a shibi and a huge fish story. A massive blue marlin ate the 14 inch lure running in the short corner place. Following a prolonged original operate and 35 minutes of fighting to gradually achieve back again the line, the gigantic single hook arrived out of the fish. Such a situation is really not that unusual when fishing for marlin.

Dave Coffman and Harley Schultz teamed up to tag and release a blue marlin estimated to weigh 175 lbs. Taking into consideration that Dave and Harley fought the fish on a thirty lb. class standup gear, their catch is fairly exceptional.

To go along with Dave and Harley’s blue marlin, TJ Coffman, Tammy Schultz, Jimmy Enos, and Mark Van-Daele caught a pair of mahis and a wonderful aku as nicely as a shibi. The anglers also had a shot at an additional blue marlin which was aspect of a double bite along with the marlin that Dave and Harley tagged and launched.

The White group had a excellent afternoon that concluded with a mahi and an ono. The anglers located Start off Me Up on BD Outside and ended up becoming featured in a report on the website. Items labored out quite properly.

Robert Ertmar and Katelyn Lanini started their day off by catching some akus at K buoy. Some of the akus have been kept for sashimi and poke whilst 3 akus were live baited for marlin. The marlin did not cooperate, so the plan transformed and the anglers started trolling. On the ledge not far from Lahaina Harbor, Katelyn Lanini hooked a wonderful cow mahi. Whilst Katelyn was fighting her fish, a good bull mahi was hanging about the brief rigger lure. A bait was thrown into the water and dropped back again to the bull mahi. The fish ate the opelu and Robert Ertmar was hooked up. Katelyn and Robert each landed their wonderful mahis.

Mahis search very good in the fish bag, but they search even better when they’re alive. Robert Ertmar was ready to appreciate the colours of his bull mahi when the fish arrived out of the water.

Lauri Brigham desired a mahi and she received the object of her desire. Even though Lauri’s mahi was not a massive specimen, she was happy with her catch.

This angler caught her mahi on a dead opelu. Buying and selling in a small fish for a larger fish is often good.

Collin and Wealthy Williams had been fishing about a fish aggregating gadget with natural bait when they hooked a shark. Collin and Rich Williams brought the shark to the back of the boat and released the fish.

Eric and Josie fished difficult at the buoys but have been shut out by porpoise. Although trolling in direction of the shoals of Kahoolawe, the anglers caught an ono and a mahi in back again to back vogue. Eric and Josie had been glad that all of their hard work was rewarded.

This angler planned to make a fish dinner out of his catch, which was a mahi.

Dave and Bonnie Marks, TJ Bird, and Chris Korinek displayed patience right after lacking a blue marlin. Their patience was rewarded when they landed a 144 lb. yellowfin tuna only 2 miles from Lahaina Harbor. The group was nonetheless excited on the dock since their ahi was these a top quality fish.

Jeff and Sam Rudman each landed their individual mahi whilst working the not-so-key inside of pinnacle identified as top secret spot on an afternoon trip.

The Gawlik family members also boated a couple of mahis on an afternoon trip. The Gawliks also had a blue marlin hooked up for about 20 minutes but, like so a lot of other marlin, the fish acquired away. With that variety of action, the Gawliks are confident to be back on their following visit to Maui.

The Ferris group fished with Start Me Up for two days and had a marlin heading on their 1st day out. They didn’t hook a marlin on day two but did get some fish for dinner as they caught four shibis and an ono while concentrating their efforts on the shoals of Kahoolawe. The shibis furnished some excellent entertaining as they all struck collectively on quadruple bite.

Thanks for checking out this Start Me Up fishing report. I have fallen behind in posting these reviews but the subsequent a single really should be up shortly since I have plenty of substance. Till then, tight lines.

Jonny