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Lahaina Seawatch

The START ME UP TOO added another big marlin to Lahaina Harbor’s yearly leader board. Angler Michael Nielsen and deckman Ryan Gantzer reeled in the 483-lb blue while fishing with Capt. John Burke.

John had been fishing around the SO-buoy, located off the southwest corner of Kaho‘olawe Shoals. On their way back to Lahaina, they caught

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