Hawaii Fishing Thread, Ahi Feva.. in Fishing Reports; Missed a big tuna and a small marlin. Landed a 146. Very fun tourney to fish, thanks to the yellow ...  | | 
Jun-22-2009, 01:00 AM
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Name: John Age: 28 Vessel: P-14 "Debbie Ann" Location: Oahu, EA25IDE, right under that big Iwa Job:Riding Dirty
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Missed a big tuna and a small marlin. Landed a 146. Very fun tourney to fish, thanks to the yellow guy showing up.
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Jun-22-2009, 09:54 AM
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#14 | | MCLMM
Name: mike Age: 32 Vessel: 25 ft powercat "Crazy Haole" Location: sometimes oahu.....mostly iraq occasionally afghanistan or california Job:Provincial Liason at Murder INC. ensuring "DEATH BLOSSOMS" for all!!! Bio: Corporate side of National Policy Enforcement when not chasing aku birds
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so who won??? i checked out the website for the fever, i cant wait till next year when the crazy haole gets its turn in the ring!!!
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Jun-22-2009, 10:10 AM
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#15 | | Registered User
Name: Pat Vessel: 22 Chriscraft Seahawk "KAI'IO" Location: Oahu Job:Power Plant Guy
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Originally Posted by jagerhunchback  so who won??? i checked out the website for the fever, i cant wait till next year when the crazy haole gets its turn in the ring!!! | We didn't hang around but Shannon (Live Bait) hung a 229; that should have done it. "It" being defined as the largest of the tournament and would also have the dubious honor of the largest ever caught in the history of the tournament.
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Jun-22-2009, 11:21 AM
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Name: Jerry Vessel: 26, Striper, Malia Linda Location: Hawaii Job:dentist
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one boat landed a 238lb ahi on sunday...... thats a monster
we took a 131lb marlin on saturday . No ahis either day even with boats hooking up all around .Sounds like the ahi are still coming up on kauai so there is more coming our way
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Jun-22-2009, 12:06 PM
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#17 | | "DePENNdble"
Name: Scott Age: 37 Vessel: 26' Glacier Bay (2670 Isle Runner) "DePENNdble" Location: Kaneohe, Hawaii Job:Navy Chief
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heard all sorts of colors were used, but what was the majority caught with? icey blue or something... i ran nearly ever color of blue they have, but for some reason, i noticed that the skirts would get what looked like "water logged" or turn opaque... what's up with that BS... maybe another post... don't mean to take this one over... just my thoughts...
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Jun-22-2009, 04:25 PM
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#18 | | Registered User
Name: aj Vessel: on the hunt Location: kaneohe Job:JOB Bio: What does the weekend mean to you....fishiiiiing
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Originally Posted by navyaircrew heard all sorts of colors were used, but what was the majority caught with? icey blue or something... i ran nearly ever color of blue they have, but for some reason, i noticed that the skirts would get what looked like "water logged" or turn opaque... what's up with that BS... maybe another post... don't mean to take this one over... just my thoughts... | looked like the Ahis were feeding on all kinds of stuff -- found shrimp, squid, small fish, and even a 7 inch puffer fish in the stomachs of the fish I helped cut up this weekend. People I talked to caught on kind different colors but seems like the common was blue/salmon.
congrats to everyone who fished in the tourney this weekend!!!
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Jun-22-2009, 06:49 PM
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#19 | | Registered User
Name: Pat Vessel: 22 Chriscraft Seahawk "KAI'IO" Location: Oahu Job:Power Plant Guy
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Originally Posted by Diesel II Any reports from today.. | Here you go... 20090622145343354.pdf | |
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Jun-22-2009, 11:21 PM
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#20 | | Registered User
Name: Jonesy Vessel: 20', Calais, Shilelagh Law Location: Hawaii Kai Job:Bronze Bio: It's all about the sickles
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Congratulations to all the folks who competed in Ahi Fever. Sounds like everyone had a great time and the ahi were right on time to make for an awesome tournament. Nice going Lane, can I borrow $5,000?
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Jun-23-2009, 04:56 PM
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#21 | | Registered User
Name: Pat Vessel: 22 Chriscraft Seahawk "KAI'IO" Location: Oahu Job:Power Plant Guy
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Originally Posted by patfishhi | This year's totals and looking back to 05. 20090623125856696.pdf | |
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Jun-24-2009, 01:06 AM
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#22 | | Registered User
Name: Frank Vessel: 34 Tiara Location: Waipahu/HI Job:Fishin
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Had a big one on Sunday, emptied the reel (Penn 80), tried to hand line, no love. Finally broke off. Very very sad. Don't think it could of been a marlin, never saw it jump.
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Jun-24-2009, 01:57 PM
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#23 | | Registered User
Name: Jeff Vessel: 21 Saltwater Location: Hawaii Job:Dentist
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Pat good going on the tourney fish! We got a 142 on Sat and a 190 on Sun, but not big enough in this years toad-a-thon! where did you get the attachment with the results from? Keep a tight line!
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Jun-24-2009, 02:13 PM
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#24 | | Registered User
Name: Pat Vessel: 22 Chriscraft Seahawk "KAI'IO" Location: Oahu Job:Power Plant Guy
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Originally Posted by hanapaakikijo Pat good going on the tourney fish! We got a 142 on Sat and a 190 on Sun, but not big enough in this years toad-a-thon! where did you get the attachment with the results from? Keep a tight line! |
Jeff,
Thanks. WBFC web site (google ahi fever 2009) upper left hand corner of the page. Good going on your fish, yep there were certainly plenty of gorillas/cows/toads/big fish, interesting very consistent between the 2 days as far as comparable weights for the top 8 finishers. What a tremendous fishery!
Pat
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