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Winter fishing in Kona..
2007-11-12 22:55:25
Kona, Hawaii - Saltwater Fishing Report
Kona Coast of the Big Island
Last week was a mixed week in terms of fishing. Once day we had three separate Blue Marlin strikes....and the third strike turned out to be the charm. We landed a nice 200 lb Blue after a 30 minute fight. A few days earlier, we tagged a nice 250 lb Blue along with putting a 20 lb. Mahi Mahi in the cooler. The weather and water have been absolutely beautiful this month. As a bonus the Wahoo have stayed in the waters off Kona a bit longer than usual. I have started most of my mornings by doing a quick run by the rocky point in front of the harbor for these great tasting gamefish. And twice have put a fish in the box before heading out to deeper water.
Please join us for your very own deep sea fishing adventure in Kona and enjoy our calm waters, sunshine and big game fishing. Call or email for current fishing information or charter availability.
Fish Species: Blue Marlin, Striped Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo
Bait Used: Skipjack and Yellowfin Tuna
Tackle Used: 30 lb to 130 lb Custom Rods and Reels
Method Used: Trolling and live baiting
Water Depth: 1000-10,000 feet deep
Water Temperature: 81
Wind Direction: eastery trade winds
Wind Speed: 2 knots
About The Author: Captain Dee Bradford
Company: HighNoon Charters, Inc.
Area Reporting: Kona, Hawaii
Bio: Captain Dee Bradford is the owner and operator of the successful Kona charter boat, HighNoon. Capt. Dee enjoys showing first time anglers as well as the more experienced anglers the unique fishing techniques used here in Kona. "Fishing Kona Hawaii is something special and I will endeavor to make it one of your most treasured memories." HighNoon is one of the best values in Kona charter fishing.
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