At Oahu Hawaii Sport Fishing, we strive to provide you the best fishing experience available.
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While visiting Oahu Hawaii, one of the most rewarding activities one can engage in is sport fishing. Oahu Hawaii Sport fishing permits one to feel a sense of freedom brought about by being on the open ocean while avoiding everyday stresses. It also allows one to experience the area’s natural surroundings in a way that cannot be substituted. However, let’s talk about the primary benefit and point of sport fishing – the fish themselves! Sport fish that frequent waters off Oahu, Hawaii include species that are, in terms of game quality or delectability, among the world’s finest. Here are some of the fish available in the beautiful Hawaiian waters:
Wahoo
Other names:
- Peto
- Ono
The streamlined form and elongated jaws of this zebra-striped fish are indicative of a high-speed predator. Indeed the Wahoo is among the fastest of all game fish. These fish will initially take bait in a spectacular manner, leaping across the ocean surface. Beyond that, fights with Wahoo typically consist of wild surface runs. The Hawaii record for Wahoo is 133.2 lbs.; the world record is 184 lbs.
Ahi
Other names:
- Yellowfin Tuna
- Allison Tuna
Anyone who has encountered the flesh of this fish on a dinner plate will salivate upon hearing mention of it. The Ahi is regarded as one of the most delicious of all fish. The Ahi also has excellent game qualities, as it puts up an unforgettable fight when caught. The Hawaii record for Ahi is 325 lbs.; the world record is 388 lbs.
Blue Marlin
Other names:
- Pacific Blue Marlin
- Indo-Pacific Blue Marlin
The Blue Marlin is near-legendary among game fish for good reason. Due to its speed, acrobatics, and sheer size, it arguably provides the best challenge of any game fish. The largest bony fish ever taken on a rod and reel was a Blue Marlin caught near Oahu Hawaii. This monster fish was 15 ft. long and weighed in at 1,805 lbs.
Mahi-mahi
Other names:
- Dorado
- Dolphin
- Common Dolphinfish
The distinctly hump-headed Mahi-mahi is an icon of Hawaiian cuisine. The flavor of its flesh is reputed to be unparalleled. The name “Mahi-mahi,” meaning “very strong” in Hawaiian, gives a clue as to the superior game quality of this powerful, acrobatic fish. The Hawaii record for this species is 82 lbs.; the world record is 88 lbs.
Sailfish
Other names:
- Spindlebeak
An extravagant dorsal fin, reminiscent of a prehistoric beast, is the distinguishing characteristic of this billfish. Incredible leaping displays and impressive strength make this fish highly-prized among anglers. The Hawaii record for this species is 151 lbs.; the world record is 221 lbs.
Oahu Charter Sport Fishing will help you find the best fishing available!
Call Oahu Charter Sport Fishing at:
(808) 234-9426