Deep Sea Fishing

Fishing in Hawaii is something that any and all anglers are bound to enjoy, thanks largely in part to the impressive deep sea opportunities. Most visitors who are interested in Hawaii fishing have deep sea excursions in mind, in which case booking a trip with a fishing charter is one of the best ways to go. The fishing charters in Hawaii are numerous, and the boats that they offer range in size, which means that you should find one that fits your needs. The rates for the Hawaii fishing charters also cover a relatively healthy range, and if you're looking to save, you can always look to share a boat with other fishing enthusiasts.

If Hawaii deep sea fishing is high on your list of things to do, then you will want to head to the Kona Coast on the Big Island. This coasts is hailed as the marlin capital of the world, and it also yields plenty of mahi-mahi, ono, and swordfish, among other species. There are close to 100 different fishing charters to choose from on the Big Island, and you can bet that most of them set up shop in the Kona area.

While deep sea fishing is popular on the Big Island, you can also look to do some shore fishing, some stream fishing, or some pier fishing as well. These kinds of fishing experiences won't cost nearly as much as booking a charter will, which is a nice bonus.

Like the Big Island, Maui is a good place to base yourself if you want to do some Hawaii deep sea fishing. Most of the fishing charters on the island of Maui operate out of the Lahaina Harbor or the Maalaea Bay Harbor, both of which are popular starting points for different kinds of boat tours. Maui is a great place to go whale watching and as is possible on some of the other Hawaiian Islands, those who are looking to book a fishing charter here can also look to enjoy other water related activities during their time at sea, such as whale watching and snorkeling It's important to note that some of the Maui fishing charters charge their guests per catch. You will want to avoid these charters if possible, as the costs aren't exactly justifiable.

Since all of the Hawaiian Islands are surrounded by the waters of the Pacific Ocean, deep sea fishing in Hawaii is easy to do. When you find yourself on the island of Oahu, the Kewalo Basin is one of the best places to find fishing charters that can take you out for a day on the high seas. Some of the fishing charter companies on the island of Oahu frequent the Honolulu and Waikiki waters, which means that it won't take long to get to a good fishing spot. As is typical when fishing in Hawaii, Oahu visitors can hope to snag blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, and other game fish species.

Deep sea fishing is an option if you are looking to enjoy your Hawaii fishing on the island of Kauai, and you can also visit a reservoir if you prefer a different kind of fishing experience. Kauai, like Oahu, is one of the best places to go bass fishing in Hawaii, and since the island boasts no less than 165 reservoirs, there are plenty of bass to be had. You can also fish for bass in one of the nine Kauai rivers. If you are up for some Kauai Hawaii deep sea fishing, then you'll arguably want to head south to the coastal town of Port Allen, which is where most of the island fishing and boat tours originate.