Just some clips and photos of some of the i’a(fish) I harvested from the moana(ocean) with my upena(fishing net) in 2019 on the west side of Kauai. Enjoy and mahalo for watching!
...when I used to come home Honolulu from mainland university on schoolbreak in the '80s, would see cousins and go fishing up on the Big Isle and throw net, near Honolii, the Ninue would swim up river and eat the fallen guava, made for some ono tempura and rice. Any time we caught school of baby mullet(Kings Landing), we'd ungill quickly and throw back into the water, so they can grow. learned to throw net in Panama with Dad and brother, who was in US military and the reefs were choke....what memories...
@@namoolelolawaia-fishermans5617 automatic Braddah I wish I when pay more attention when was small kid time instead of playing wish could go back stay blessed Braddah Aloha 🤙🏽
@@keonebeatty4218 no worries my braddah it’s never too late to go back to your roots kanaks! Ke kai always going be there for you when you ready🤙🏾 iesu pū, aloha nui!
Lol at the beginning of this video Braddah I show how I set up. The trick is for choke up little bit on the net and use the momentum of the net. The smoother you are with the throw the farther you can throw only thing you gottah keep in mind is that the farther you throw the less he open up
Acesiah ho you never try my moi my braddah? Promise best fish you ever ate fried, baked, steamed however you make um is ono. As why only Ali’i could eat back in the day. I’ll let you know 🤙🏾
Yeah I keep what I need and give away to my Ohana and friends what I don’t need if I catch extra. only time I throw back is if no meet legal size requirement or if I over bag limit
