Maui, Hawaii -- Fish Report + Island Scenery - Page 2

Ono Noah · 09-28-2008, 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Anders

Noah,

I was in Maui for my honeymoon two years ago. I went out of lahina (probably not spelled right) with an old white guy but I cant remeber his name, maybe lick rick or skip or something, he was the first white boy (non-native) to graduate from the high school there like 40 years ago. His boat was called the ho-okela or something. Is he still there?

Second, I heard some talk about guys kite fishing from the rocks for marlin. Is that true? Have you done it?

Anders

Aloha Anders!

hehe, that's Captain Denny! His brother, the late Kenny was the first non-native to graduate, Denny couldn't handle getting beat up so he want to the local college to get his high school diploma. He is still here, he fishes with us now. It is possible to kite fish for marlin, I've seen guys do it, but I have personally never done it. I'm gonna ask around at the harbor tomorrow, i'll get back to you on that one. Thanks again Anders!!!

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Originally Posted by Anngler

Now that is just breath-taking! Truly gorgeous!

Thank You Anngler, I agree!

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Originally Posted by SeaBiscuit

Very cool stuff Noah. The Hawaii chamber of commerce owes you big time!
Keep it coming!
SeaBiscuit

We could sure use it!

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Originally Posted by BIGJAHOOTIE

need more tits and fish photos,

god bless

ja-hootie

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Originally Posted by Fiore3

Very nice Noah, great pics...

Keep'm coming....

I appreciate that Fiore, will do!

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Originally Posted by bigfish4me

Thats one beautiful playground you live in there noah, soak it up and enjoy it to the fullest because it just dosent get much better than that brother. Great reports and were really enjoying the pictures....keep up the faith and keep up the good work.

Thanks bigfish4me, it is truly beautiful, I try my best to enjoy every moment here and soak it up. Many people have told me that it doesn't get better than this, and I must say, I sure do agree! I appreciate the feedback brother, and I will keep the faith and good work up!

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Originally Posted by gradywhite273

outstanding stuff there noah. first class.

Thanks Gradywhite! I sure do enjoy the great feedback you've been providing!

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Originally Posted by SLAYER25

WOW YOU LIVE THE LIFE OUT THERE I DONT KNOW WHAT IM DOING HERE SITTING IN A OFFICE AFTER LOOKING AT THOSE PICTURES.

Aloha Slayer! I hope that you can come and see this place sometime, it is more than meets the eye!

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Originally Posted by Robja

Ono,

Great pics. Brings back some fond memories of when I was there 20 years ago. One thing I do remember was it was about 80 deg on the beach and I took an open air jeep to the top of Haleakala volcano and when i got to the top I froze my arse off.

Aloha Robja!!!

I am truly amazed at the diversity this island has to offer. It can snow up at the top of Mt. Haleakala, and be warm and sunny down at the beaches of Lahaina. My family owns a downhill bike business, and they go up to the top of Haleakala for sunrise and then head down the bottom for a 28 mile bike ride, from summit to sea... our office is right on the beach, so they coast the whole way down. Well, we offer the sunrise package, and most of the time people don't realize what they're getting into. 40 degrees F. is considered warm in the morning during the winter months, it can get down below freezing and then some!

I always remember to bring my jacket, and hoodie, although one time I forgot my shoes and brought rubber sandals (in Hawaii we say Rubbah slippas!) and I almost got frost bite on my toes!!! Thanks for the feedback!

Mahalo,

-Ono Noah

foxhole · 09-28-2008, 04:41 AM

Noah brah,

Keep da stoke going brah! Good to see you be keeping to da plan brah. Stay strong! It get easy & betta after every day brah!

Keep the posts flowing, tight lines, and fair seas brah!

pedro · 10-01-2008, 03:25 PM

Nice shots Ono!Keep em coming.Pedro out

fiftywide · 10-01-2008, 09:52 PM

Beautiful just beautiful. Whats with those small ass tuna though? Are they just that common opposed to the larger grade yellowfin?

cascoli · 10-02-2008, 04:39 PM

Nice photos. Let me know when you want to visit beautiful and scenic New Jersey. We can switch places for a while. My wife doesn't spend much and her mother hardly ever talks.

hdmcgatha · 10-02-2008, 06:26 PM

Very Nice.... Thank You for sharing your day :-)

09-28-2008, 04:41 AM	#12
foxhole Yep, your gonna need stitches Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: SoCal Posts: 98 Credits: 1,508.1 Boat: Barking Spider Best Catch: zip locked fart Occupation: Bleached Starfish Imports	Noah brah, Keep da stoke going brah! Good to see you be keeping to da plan brah. Stay strong! It get easy & betta after every day brah! Keep the posts flowing, tight lines, and fair seas brah! __________________ Papa and his "Jug"

10-01-2008, 09:52 PM	#14
fiftywide Salon puppy Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Monmouth County Posts: 115 Credits: 1,376.7 Occupation: Funeral Director	Beautiful just beautiful. Whats with those small ass tuna though? Are they just that common opposed to the larger grade yellowfin? __________________ Once in a while you can get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right

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10-01-2008, 03:25 PM	#13
pedro Pit Monkey First Class Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 21 Credits: 836.0	Nice shots Ono!Keep em coming.Pedro out

10-02-2008, 06:26 PM	#16
hdmcgatha Master Baiter Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Chalong,Phuket, Thailand Posts: 48 Credits: 375.0 Boat: THAIONEON Home Port: Chalong Bay, Phuket, Thailand Best Catch: hehehe... WOW!! Occupation: Offshore / Fishing	Very Nice.... Thank You for sharing your day :-)