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Summer is a great time for beginners

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Jack (African Pompano)
Carangue à plumes
Jobfish (Green)
Vivaneau job
Barracuda (Great)
Grand barracuda
Trevally (Bigeye)
Carangue à pointe noire
Triggerfish (Gray)
Baliste gris

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During the summer it's a great time to try a 3 hr trip on the lucky lass. With the winter waves gone this gives us the chance to fish on the reefs for the abundant smaller reef fish. These hard fighting smaller fish is the perfect introduction to our fisheries. Also this trip keeps us out of the Strong trade winds we receive in our summer months. So book your trip today before all the spots are taken.
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Matthew Ratoni
Haleiwa, Hawaii, United States
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Lucky Lass Haleiwa Charters is a family-owned fishing company located in Haleiwa, Hawaii. It offers small intimate bottom fishing tours and trolling out of Haleiwa Harbor. Captain Matthew Ratoni can't wait to get you hooked up on a fish off the famo...

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