Hawaii Fishing News

Seven Trolling Tips

Regardless of the outcome, each trip in search of pelagic fish results in something new learned. Piece enough trips together and some genuine lessons learned come into focus. Here are a few from the deck of my boat, the OHANA O’ KAI, that may be beneficial on your next run.

Lay Out Everything You Need Before Taking a Strike

I like to position everything I may need before I take a strike. Once the lines go out, I put gaffs within arm’s reach and take the protective covers off. I also neatly lay out gloves for myself and

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