Fishing in Haleiwa

Light winds and clean water off Haleiwa this week. The North Shore is settled and the bite is on. Following up on last week's hot aku bite, the skipjack tuna are still around and the mahi are showing up on the troll. Wahoo, trevally, and bottom fish are all in the mix right now for a private fishing charter on Oahu. This is what Oahu deep sea fishing is all about in the fall — calm mornings, active fish, and the whole boat to yourself. Our Haleiwa fishing charter runs right out of Haleiwa Harbor, and whale watching season on Oahu is just getting started too, so you never know what will show up out there. Catch up on our recent reports: https://fishingbooker.com/fishing/report/131950 and https://fishingbooker.com/fishing/report/130362 Ready to get out there? Check out our trips and book right here on FishingBooker: https://fishingbooker.com/charters/view/35218 Book now — the fish are biting and the wind is light. See you on the water!

The aku bite is ON off Haleiwa! Our guests were hooked up on trolled lures all morning, with hungry skipjack tuna crashing the spread in beautiful blue water. Birds were working bait schools everywhere we looked, and light winds with calm seas made for an easy, comfortable ride all day long. We run private trips out of Haleiwa Harbor for up to 6 guests, and all gear is included — just bring your sunblock and your best fishing attitude. Whale season (Oct–Mar) is just getting started, so humpback whales, sharks, turtles, and dolphins may show themselves on your trip if they choose. The aku are here now and the bite is hot. Book your trip today with Hawaii Whale Tale Tours right here on FishingBooker — reserve your spot before this bite cools off!

Well, the trades finally laid down after that windy stretch, and it's game on off Haleiwa, folks. We worked the troll this morning and the mahi came out to play — plus plenty of aku (skipjack) bending rods and filling the cooler, just like the box you'll see in the photo. The ocean finally gave us some manners again. Now's the time, anglers — this is the great window to get out on the water before the next blow. And with whale season rolling (Oct-Mar), keep your eyes peeled — the kohola might just show themselves, if they choose to show themselves. BOOK NOW — 5 Hour Trip: Join me aboard the 5-hour Deluxe VIP Pelagic Troll — $1,150 for up to 6 guests. Book your trip right here: https://fishingbooker.com/charters/view/35218 — Capt. Matt, 23 years on the North Shore