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June 17th. Awesome day! We went 3 for 4 on blue marlin. The first one didn't stay on for long but Collin Thompson caught and released the next one. David Tonso caught and released the next one. Right in front of the harbor coming in from this 6 hour charter, Collin caught and released yet another.

June 11th.

Plan A, plan B, plan C, plan D and finally, plan E worked for us. Jeff Cohl was very happy with his ono catch as he and his wife Sue were wanting food fish to eat during their stay in Hawaii.

June 10th.

We got nailed on the troll this morning before we even had all the lines out. No, it wasn't the marlin but an ono. It came off during the fight. Wyck Livingston caught and released the blue marlin later. Then we went back to ono lane where Shawn Brugette caught an ono and his wife marla caught a small tuna.

June 9th.

Only some small yellowfin tuna for most of the day but trolling tho ono lane later in the day got us an ono too. I filleted them all up for several meals back at the condo.

June 3rd.   Fishing "The Grounds", Tony Yocus caught and released an amberjack while bottom fishing and an otaru on the troll. We trolled for ono on the way home and Tony caught one of those also.

June 2nd. It was hard to get a bite on the troll today so we did a quick bottom stop where Keith Larimer caught and released a shark.

May 27th.

Steve Thomas and Jeff Warner brought the kids out for a 3/4 day. The bite was scattered throughout the day and everyone caught fish. The result was 3 mahi mahi and two pompano dolphin. Very similar looking fish on the outside with only minor variations but the meat on the inside is different too.

May 22nd and 25th.

David Kemp and his dad Jim came out for 2 days. On the first day we went 2 for 3 on sharks. On the 2nd trip we caught 2 otaru, fought and lost a mahi mahi and caught yet another shark. We did everything on stand-up tackle.

May 20th.   Early in the fight Jeff Harris was all smiles. Jeff got the shark close to the boat in short time but then the shark made a run and took out more line than it did on it's first run. After a long hard fight and lots of sweat Jeff got his shark.

May 19th.

After taking a week off to recover from surgery it was good to be back out on the water. Gene Silvsky fought two sharks but in both cases the sharks won. Later in the day Gene boated an ono.