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 Fishing in Hawaii
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04/26/04 02:43 AM
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BAMABASS
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Going to Hawaii in Sept. and was wondering if any body could reccomend a charter boat to fish on. I will be on the island of Oahu and would like to go on a trip. Nothing to expensive, I know sometimes you can find other vacationers to share the expense. Any thoughts or reccomendations. Thanks
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 Re: Fishing in Hawaii
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04/26/04 11:37 PM
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BAMABASS
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Nobody has fished in Hawaii???
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Re: Fishing in Hawaii
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04/27/04 10:29 PM
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Re: Fishing in Hawaii
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04/28/04 02:18 AM
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GonnaMissR
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I've seen post and responses from Mo regarding Hawaii, give it a day or three, someone will chime in.
Good luck!
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Re: Fishing in Hawaii
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04/28/04 08:23 PM
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Mo
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I think I have already answered this one posted
somewhere else. My trip was an expensive boat
ride with one small mahi-mahi caught. From
what I have read, sportfishing in hawaii is
expensive and not real productive in most locations. Most boats are there to separate
tourists from thier money. Just like in Vegas where occasionally a big jackpot is given away,
every so often a giant marlin is caught by
a tourist on a half day charter.
However, if you hit the right time of
year, the billfishing off the Kona coast can
be good, I am told.
My advice would be to do lots of snorkeling
or diving, Hawaii is an awesome place to
do that.
good luck
MO
 MY BACKYARD , 20,000 ACRES , NO MOWING 
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 Re: Fishing in Hawaii
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04/29/04 02:45 PM
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jdbryant
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Hawaii has a lot of islands and the fishing is quite different on each. Which island will you be on and when?
J.D. 
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Re: Fishing in Hawaii
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04/29/04 03:52 PM
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I will be at Ouha from Sept 18-25 staying at the Hawaiin Village. Thanks for the responses...
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Re: Fishing in Hawaii
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04/29/04 04:02 PM
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jdbryant
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This is who I go with on Oahu http://www.fish-hawaii.com and always have a good time. Fishing can be spotty but last time I was able to add shortnose billfish to my C&R list which is rare anywhere else in the world! As I recall, the pricing was VERY reasonable as well. Full day share price is $150. Address: Kewalo Basin- Slip J - Honolulu, Hawaii 96821 Phone Number: 877.806.3474
J.D.
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