The boys are back in town

[Ono Noah]

Aloha Folks,



Ono Noah here back at it again as usual on this serene Saturday August 9, 2008 morning... and indeed the mood is good and spirits are bright.



Across the seas and mountain ranges throughout the world, people in general have one commonality in which we share as a global culture... family, friends, fish, food, and fun!



You know the boys were out in full force as we had ourselves a 'reel' good time on the boat two days ago.

























































Good times!!! The boys, some beers, banging out some Mahi and sheebs... similar to a Pink Floyd song... 'Wish you were here...'













Ono Noah... i'm the carve master!









Back to work now folks... stay tuned for the bite updates later today!



Mahalo,



-Ono Noah

[Wireman]

You're kidding, right?

At first I had you pegged for a BS artist, but I now realize you're just a self-absorbed tool. So what did it set ya back to charter your own boat for the day?

[Captain Michael Buffington]

You're kidding, right?

At first I had you pegged for a BS artist, but I now realize you're just a self-absorbed tool. So what did it set ya back to charter your own boat for the day?

Nice tub of bait dipshit.

Captain-Save-A-Ho...

[HOLWACHAGOT]

Did you guys catch anything other than the Mahi and the bucket full of Ahi? Any Marlin bites?
I like the pics of the mountains, the lures, the cockpit...the real stuff. Much better this go round.
I even think Captain Sav-a-Ho is gonna kick you some credits for this one.

I have one more question...Are these Blackfins or Yellowfins?



Thanks for sharing the pics. Keep em coming.
Holwachagot

[Captain Michael Buffington]

Did you guys catch anything other than the Mahi and the bucket full of Ahi? Any Marlin bites?
I like the pics of the mountains, the lures, the cockpit...the real stuff. Much better this go round.
I even think Captain Sav-a-Ho is gonna kick you some credits for this one.

I have one more question...Are these Blackfins or Yellowfins?



Thanks for sharing the pics. Keep em coming.
Holwachagot

That was f%$king hilarious. I have a damn headache now and hell yes Noah, way to put the wood to the bait. You are welcome marlin fishing with me anytime. That is grade A badass certified marlin crack, a couple of them whitey could have eaten easily Keep it coming man, laughter is the best medicine I hear...

Captain-Save-A-Ho...

[Ace1st]

ONO......Now thats the ticket.....NICE shots of the area. Love the shoreside shots! Those mountains are awesome!!

More, more , more, we want more!! Dont pay any attention to Micheal, hes just jealous, hes never seen TUNAs like them before. You know hes just a inshore Tarpon Fisherman.

Hes probably never even been on a real offshore trip like that. Be a good guy and invite him over so you can teach him a thing or two. He might even bring a couple of them large PR girls with him!!

[SeaBiscuit]

Thanks for the post and all the beautiful pictures Ono Noah. We appreciate the report. Like Ace said never mind the not so gracious comments. Dawg days of summer have everybody cranky.
Cheers,
SeaBiscuit

[Captain Michael Buffington]

ONO......Now thats the ticket.....NICE shots of the area. Love the shoreside shots! Those mountains are awesome!!

More, more , more, we want more!! Dont pay any attention to Micheal, hes just jealous, hes never seen TUNAs like them before. You know hes just a inshore Tarpon Fisherman.

Hes probably never even been on a real offshore trip like that. Be a good guy and invite him over so you can teach him a thing or two. He might even bring a couple of them large PR girls with him!!

you are absolutely right my friend, I mistook those "tuna" for sardines and you are right on the "real" offshore trip. I just did fake ones, it is tough to run a load of bs down someones throat and convince them the fake fishing is off the hook, just ask Ono

Captain-Save-a-Ho...

[dknott77]

I don't know what to say,,,wow,,bucket of bait and an 8lb. mahi mahi,,a fishing report is one thing but advertising at the same time is pushing it. I don't see any of the guys I know who have spent lifetimes charter fishing hawaii pushing their boats on a forum with buckets of 2lb. ahi's and a mahi mahi to boot. Just not real classy. You can also catch these in Hawaii, but we won't advertise any boats....