Maui ?
After cancelling Phoenix,Cabo(rooster fish), New Zealand and Australia this year we managed to find a way to get to Maui for Christmas. I’ll bring my rod and try some clousers etc. Off the beaches. We’re staying in waillea, anybody have any ideas where to fish or try ? It’ll just be nice to be on the beach fishing !!!! Take my mind off a bunch of this bs. Thanks
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I fished Maui last year. I did not have any luck. I tried to locate some flats to try but no luck. I fished north of Kihei along the mud flats area. I found it challenging to fish with the waves crashing in. The waves quickly bring your fly in to shore, drag your loose line everywhere, and doing this while maintaining your balance is tough. I researched fly fishing there before i went and there is a guide in Maui who seems to be able to find bonefish but I am too cheap to pay for this. Good luck and let us know if you have any luck. I plan to go back and try again.
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Yes it's definitely the wrong decision, my son and his girlfriend for some reason are flying to the island next week to stay with family after how many times of me telling them how wrong that is, but the me generation just has to go drives me crazy.
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The poor guy's asking for fishing tips, and all he gets is finger wagging!
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Ha Ha that derailed fast.
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Traveling during this time aside... as mentioned, there’s apparently some flats that host some bones, but I don’t know where they are. I bet you’d have the most luck casting off of rocks on the south side of the island through to Hana. .
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I wouldn't choose to do it for recreational purposes. If you do go to Maui, I do wish you the best of success in fishing and hope you do great. And, I hope you stay completely healthy. |
John John Tabon owns/operates "Local Knowledge" fishing tours out of Kihei, Maui. He was quite reasonably priced and he will put you on Bonefish without question, half day or full day tours. The Hawaii Bones are donkeys, easily some of the biggest you'll find. Most of the good reefs are all off shore and a boat or kayak is required to get there, although they are only a short distance off the beach. There is places that are good on the beaches at low tide, just need to explore. The offshore reefs were unreal at low tide, ankle deep water and schools of big bones cruising.
A sand shrimp imitation is key, 9/10 weight and minimum 12 lb leader. They'll pop anything less in 2 seconds flat. As with any corral environment, keep your road as high as possible and do your best to keep them on a short leash. There is some big jacks on those reefs to. Good Luck! WC |
Thanks for the info wildcats. I’ve reached out to Jon Jon hopefully I get a chance to go for some bones. Haven’t caught one yet
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Have a great trip! Wish I was going this year. Even if the fish don't bite the food will be good, sun warm and the beer cold.
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Enjoy some warm weather and an escape from the craziness! Can't wait to travel again. I may be a tad bit jealous!
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Have a great time. I was planning to be there last Xmas but that don’t work out. Should be a blast and some fish pics if you can.
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Ignore the old ninny’s and enjoy your trip! Sounds like an awesome time. |
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Look into hunting on Maui too. A fellow I know went bow hunting there and ended up getting a wild boar, goat and an axis deer. Might not be expensive to do a DIY hunt.
Some info. https://www.gohunt.com/read/skills/o...waii#gs.nx8954 |
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