Ono Noah here checking back in after a few days off, and hoping that your values are allowing you to lead a happy, fruitful, and meaningful life.
The ellison family had some fun out there.
Captain Mark Davis 'Beefy' brought in some nice Ahi.
The future anglers are out and ready to get hooked up!
So these last few days I had a chance to take some time of reconciliation and travel around this beautiful island of Maui, which I call home. It was a great opportunity for me to get out and appreciate my island home, if I could, I would like to share the experience with all of you folks.
Being born and raised in a house up on the slopes of Haleakala, on this beautiful island of Maui, I have a special appreciation for the land, and the sea. Calling this lovely paradise home for my entire existence has been a true blessing. I would just like to share some photos of this beautiful land with you folks now if I may.
Thank you for the opportunity to portray my daily life to you folks, I hope you enjoyed reading my report.
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?
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.
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.
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great post but..........
