Fishing Report November 10, 2011 Lahaina Harbor, Maui, Hawaii

Aloha from Lahaina Harbor, Maui, Hawaii. In accordance with the general pattern of the previous many months, mahis are dominating the day to day catch. However, there has been some range. Several diverse varieties of tuna (shibi, aku, and kawakawa) ended up caught more than the prior two weeks. A few onos were also caught. Of training course, several other fish have been encountered but they can’t all stop up on the boat. If there are any inquiries about the fishing, don’t hesitate to make contact with Deli in Start Me Up’s Lahaina Harbor booth. He can be reached at 808-667-7879 between 9 a.m. and five p.m. Hawaii Time or at startmeupfish@gmail.com. The subsequent report includes some of Commence Me Up’s anglers and their catch from the stop of Oct and the commencing of November.

Returning Start off Me Up anglers Stephanie and Terry Coote shared their success with Ray and Terry Zeller as well as Tom and Sue Jenkins, who are also repeat anglers. They caught some mahis and a shibi that weighed in at fifty two lbs. All of the fish had been caught making use of natural bait.

The Rittner group fished the Wahine Tournament of the Lahaina Jackpot. They didn’t discover a billfish in the 1 day tournament, but the ladies did hook this nice 33.seven lb. ono.

Will Smetan, Tim Larson, Roman Anisimoz, and Shirley Holten identified an region that was total of daily life. The anglers came absent with a mahi and three large akus.

In spite of a gradual start off, the Dee group remained affected individual. Their persistence compensated off when this ono came up and demolished the chrome jet jogging in the quick rigger place.

These mahis had been finicky and unwilling to eat. Reggie Marshall and Kathy Francis, however, had time on their facet. Reggie and Kathy outlasted the mahis, which ultimately took the bait.

The inside of pinnacle called key spot is genuinely not so key. The area is a common spot for shorter fishing trips. The Smith group baited secret spot and caught this good kawakawa in addition to lacking a mahi.

Dave Kibby was ready when this mahi pounced on the Ahi P lure running in the brief rigger place. Dave responded speedily to the bite and introduced his fish to the boat without a issue.

The Lundstrom group worked the Lanai lighthouse and hooked a blue marlin. The fish arrived off after a short whilst and the fishermen place the lures back in the drinking water. The subsequent bite arrived while the anglers were off the golf training course at Manele Bay, Lanai. That fish, a mahi, ended up on the boat.

These anglers received up early to chase mahis at the FADs and arrived back again to Lahaina Harbor with a mahi apiece.

These anglers elected to begin fishing a minor later and did an afternoon trip. As they found out, the fish bite at all occasions of the day.

Tina Pickney, Carey Idle, and Christine Cooper arrived from Alaska to go to Maui. They every single caught a high quality mahi and also missed a blue marlin soon after pulling hooks at double line.

Jerry Richkind expended some time out on the h2o with his good friend Bill. This ono merely added to their enjoyment.

The Laudermilk group traded in their bait for a 6 pack of mahis. There ended up certainly sufficient fillets to go all around.

These anglers labored difficult although they ended up out on the water. They braved some tough sea ailments in buy to the discover the fish. At the conclude of their excursion, the anglers ended up proud of their mahis.

Jim Jones’s relaxation was interrupted for a little bit, but he did not spill any of his beer in the approach of catching this mahi. Jim was also entertained by some sharks even though baiting K buoy.

These fishermen were all smiles after catching a mahi. Even although the fish wasn’t the most significant 1 out there, the guys were joyful just to listen to a rod go off and have some clean fish for dinner.

Returning Begin Me Up anglers Gayland and Marlene Pegel have been excited about catching this mahi. Each and every time they come to Hawaii, they take the time to enjoy some fishing.

Jason and Drew McCullar showed the shaka alongside with their stocky bull mahi that they caught on a early morning four hour trip.

The Peschel group went out on an afternoon four hour trip and had almost the identical end result as the McCullars. The difference was that their great mahi was a cow (female) as a substitute of a bull (douleur). It’s good to see some high quality mahis biting near to Lahaina Harbor.

These two mahis little bit in near proximity with regard to time but the lures were considerably significantly apart. The ambigu bite occurred when one particular mahi grabbed the brief corner lure and the other a single took off with the lure operating on the lengthy rigger. Todd and Judy Atkinson took benefit of the opportunity and landed both fish. Evidently, Judy caught the greater mahi.

Joe McDonough, Daryl Lonien, Charles Stewart, and John Poole worked tough for their fish. They concentrated their efforts at a FAD and used an arsenal of lures and all-natural bait to entice the fish.

Kim and Randy Kovar, Andrea and Bob Frost, Jody Ussher, and Fran Zito fished at N buoy on the north shore of Molokai. The anglers had every thing heading in their favor as the fish had been present and cooperative. When the dust settled, a bunch of mahis and a shibi had been on ice.

With a sport plan that had been functioning, there was no require to change up the methods. Wesley Friesen, BJ Frankel, and Steve Robertson headed directly out to N buoy with an assortment of organic bait and synthetic lures. Wesley, BJ, and Steve did precisely what they set out to do and put together a good stringer of fish.

Thank you for using a appear at this Commence Me Up fishing report. Feel totally free to immediate any questions toward Deli at 808-667-7879 or startmeupfish@gmail.com. There have already been a couple of wonderful catches that will be involved in the following report. Until finally then, tight lines.

Aloha,
Jonny