Hawaii Fishing News

Fish to Dish Helps Everyone

oke and fish are an important part of our local culture and our O‘ahu fishing community, like so many other industries is feeling the and those in need through the Hawaii Foodbank and Hawai‘i Seafood Council, we are announcing a new “Fish-to Dish” initiative to help our hurting longline fishing vessels and our very own Honolulu Fish Auction.

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