The Training Arc Is Paying Off!  

Mahalo nui loa! Glad you got the plan with your son, that will make for an epic trip for the both of you. Ke Akua Ho'omaika'i oe.

If you are going to buy a house next to the water you would think it not surprising that people use the water and shoreline. Mahalo!

Oh hell yea! It is sick to be able to try out some new zones and get a feel for how people grew up fishing in a zone.

Oh bro that is a trip, changed places real quick. Waimea is a solid town. I got to sample the oio game in the coming months once I feel like I got the whipping back in action. I need to check at low tide to see what that area looks like, I was not sure if the whitewash by the channel was sand or rocks.

I am in there at the most random times lmao. Mahalo, stoked to be back in action, I shall make use of the positivity!

Confirmation that I need to pick up some kastmasters already lol

Actually used to catch choke barracuda right passed that boat on low tide. Theres a big drop off where the canal feeds into

Oh trippy dude haha. Sick how we all connect through spaces even if not at the same time. It was a fun spot!

It felt like there was deep water there, the lure never hit anything when reeling across that zone.

@@ShakaFishing yeah! By the boat I'd soak bait, it would get super deep. By the houses with the old storm drain, its super shallow all the way out to the point. One of the houses there is (or used to be) owned by an old doctor who'd hit golf balls off the lawn into the bay. He'd pay us to go get all his balls back lol! That same point used to not have a house and was a super popular spot with ulua guys. Also if you keep going down the street there, there is another public access. We'd use big cane poles off the lava rock. Would be a dope video!

Awesome 👍

Mahalo Erik! How you been?

They are beautiful.

Arise!

#SaveTheLures

Hoooo stack the crew on it lmao.

This spot always get fun kind action plenty kaku papio awaawa Lai and all kind other action

I am thinking of trying by the restaurant side soon. Tried the alawai last week. No goat

Grubs and tiny flys are awesome there bubble float or egg lead work anything gold or motor oil colors work well

That shallow reef flat is good for tako. halalu and oama all come in over there too bro in fact they should be showing up there soon

If you fish alawai use hard lures like small yozuri cast master and pencil baits get action usually early morning super good small bubble and fly work too never tried grubs in there yet

Bra got hooked up on the money saver special! lol

That is mean, which island is he on?

@@ShakaFishing honestly i dont remember, his last name is mark tho! should send him a message just to say hi lolol if i do ill ask! and tell yea!

I was going to sample but it was getting slammed that day

Dangle the boat! lol

Mahalo nui loa! Trying my best to keep the effort levels high.

Thanks for the name, now I know. Bra I am down, that ulua you got in your pic is epic, I could use some extra knowledge.

Oh sweet mahalo Braddah Rod!

I made it part way then thought I should not test out the slippers any more on the rocks with the waves lol

left side get action

I was finding a bunch of old line over there, good sign that it has action.

@@ShakaFishing the waves on those rocks aren’t too bad with slippers…that’s how I fish it most of the time…unless I’m planning on fishing the outside ledge…but get plenty action…normally when I go I try to pick up as much of the fishing rubbish I find…but haven’t been going since the water been all brown lately

I'ma make it work!

@ShakaFishing brah been fishing town side for Kaku. Killer fish fun to fight better to eat. Jerkbaits work on them. So does golden spoons., they've also been eating ub my soft plastic baits but they usually cut the line so quick that you only feel a bite but your line jusgets cut