Sunday School -- Get Going.

[Ono Noah]

Lahaina Harbor

Sunday, August 17, 2008





Aloha Folks!



Ono Noah here checking in on this beautiful Sunday afternoon from Lahaina, Maui! Oh yea, it is good to be in paradise. Warm weather, beautiful beaches, fantastic fishing, and catching! Yes, life is good.



Headed out early this morning. Got up at the nice hour of 12:15 P.M. to head out to our favorite bait fishing location (secret spot). We all know the hard work it takes to get up this early now don't we?



Get em bloody!!!



Ono Noah sure does!!!









Now that's hardcore. Don't ever say I didn't get the bloody decks going.



I would just like to take this time now to pay tribute to a very special member of our team. 'Big Head' Ed is one of the finest gentleman to grace these islands with his presence. His head is so large that it literally allows him to store a larger brain. With that extra space, he is able to devise master plans on locating, hooking, and landing 1,000 lb. marlins. He truly is a fisherman's fisherman. Anyhow, back to college you go 'Big Head', slay em over there too bro!!!







He gets granders, but 'Big Head' will love pulling in the hundos too.







Magical lures... for the marlins!







Anyhow, back to the topic at hand... although we will miss you 'Big Head'.



So we get out to the cobalt blue pacific water and start our journey to the buoys. And whatdya know, Captain P-Rick and yours truly, Ono Noah managed to pull in a few delectable treats from the sea.









Oh, and yes, we ate the fish. Delightful!











While we take the time to say goodbye to 'Big Head', we would like to take the time to commemorate Brandon 'So Handsome' B. 'So Handsome' gets out there non-stop, and he is true to his name ladies...



'So Handsome' working on the 'Action'







He has acquired quite the fan-base of the ladies... On a more meaningful note, he has caught the attention of Hawaii's future anglers -- hoping, wishing, and dreaming that one day they may have the opportunity to crew such a tournament-equipped, clean, comfortable, and fish-ready yacht... such as the 'Action'.







Only time will tell... anyhow folks, thanks again for checking in on my reports, and remember... HAWAII IS NUMBER ONE BABY... YEA!!!

[dknott77]

Really at a loss for words after this one. Is it possible that this post is worse than the last few? I truly don't know what to say.....

[Satans_Chariot]

Something needs to be done about this. This is painful.


I am at a complete loss for words.

[dknott77]

I really don't know any other words that describe this crap any better. For all out there who don't know this is not a representation of Hawaiian charter fishing and/or mindsets of 99% of the fishermen who live in Hawaii. I'm truly embarassed.

[floridadeckie]

you're still too clean. the bloody handprint was a nice touch though .

[DropinBack]

HAHAHAHAHA! WOW

To bloody himself up he takes off his shirt, and smears a hand print of blood on his chest... WOW...

Atleast destroy a shirt next time for your "pretend your a fisherman" routine...

I have one question... how many 1000 pound marlin have you been the mate on?
How many tuna over 100 pounds?
How many dolphin over 50?

Is the anwser to all those questions ZERO? Thats what i thought...



Go home to P-Rick...

[Ono Noah]

Really at a loss for words after this one. Is it possible that this post is worse than the last few? I truly don't know what to say.....

How about don't say anything at all? There's a concept!!!

Something needs to be done about this. This is painful.


I am at a complete loss for words.

yes, it's called suicide. Tis a good time of year for it, I hear it's in season.

I really don't know any other words that describe this crap any better. For all out there who don't know this is not a representation of Hawaiian charter fishing and/or mindsets of 99% of the fishermen who live in Hawaii. I'm truly embarassed.

dknott, you don't live in hawaii, don't pretend like you're native when you aren't. And if you are, go back to the mainland you silly haole.

Mahalo,

-Ono Noah

[DropinBack]

I will take it from the lack of response the anwser is ZERO!

And who is the guy in the blue shirt?

[Satans_Chariot]

Really?

[dknott77]

Those are the years I spent in Kona fishing full time. Does the name Marlin Magic ring a bell, how about the Huntress or the Pamela. I was fortunate enough to get to fish and learn with some of the most accomplished captains in the world over there, I don't see Marlin Parker or Peter Hoogs posting pics of 100 lb. rats or 10 lb. mahimahi, that's because they know it would be bad for business. Maybe you should try that approach.