Hawaii Fishing News

My Personal Best Ono

■ With everything the COVID-19 virus has brought, I thought it would be nice to get away for a bit and head out west. Earlier in the week, I’d read reports of ono being caught off the south and east sides of O‘ahu. The west side did not have many catches reported, but it had the best conditions. So, after talking with some fishing buddies, I decided to head out west.

This time of year, ‘opelu can be difficult to catch. In an effort to

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