Kona Hawaii Fishingwith Capt. Jeff Rogers |
I use several different fishing techniques and target a wider variety of fish than any other charter in Kona. As a result, I've maintained the highest catch rate in Kona every year since 1997! |
-mouse-over on photos for more information- 6 billfish in one day! (Few Hawaii captains have done this many in one day) |
We caught a "Grander"! |
It took 17 years for a bigger |
We caught the biggest Striped |
"Whether
you're looking for that big trophy catch of
a lifetime, some delicious fish to take home or just wanting to catch fish after fish
after fish until your arms are too weak to haul in another, I'll do my best
to give you the best Hawaii fishing trip you've ever had!" |
Another thing that sets me apart from the rest of
the Kona fishing fleet is the fact that I find "fishing" to be boring.
Let's go catching! |
Always friendly and courteous
service!
Capt. Jeff is a sportfishing guide that loves to
fish!
With over 150 pages of information, this is the (Info about our fish. More than you thought) (35 foot twin engine cabin cruiser) (Please read the disclaimer) (Over 10 years of entries) (Updated monthly on several web sites) |
(6 world records so far) (6 State record fish caught) (Big Fish List and much more) |
(Answers to more questions than you thought to ask) Videos Page (Time consuming but FUN) |
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(If calling, have this web site open to surf) My email filters are set on high to avoid the hundreds of spam emails and some legitimate emails get trapped in the filter sometimes. I usually return email messages within 1 to 2 days. If I don't answer your email, please call me. |
Misleading weather reports and forecasts about the rainfall in Kona abound on the Internet and as a result, many people cancel their Kona vacation plans. Here's the real story on Kona's rainfall. It rains almost every day on top of the mountain above Kona town and that mountain (Hualalai) is technically part of Kona so some reports and forecasts say that it is raining or going to rain in Kona every day. The higher up the steep mountain you get, the wetter it gets. Near the shoreline and on the ocean, on the Kona side of the island anyway, it's fairly rare to get rained on. Kona's airport sits right near the ocean and only gets about 6 inches of rain annually. That makes it one of the driest places in the U.S. On the ocean, getting rained on is a very rare occurrence. |
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