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Summer is a great time for beginners

Maio 15, 2026 Haleiwa 3 fotos
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Jack (African Pompano)
Enxareu-galhudo
Jobfish (Green)
Pargo-verde
Barracuda (Great)
Barracuda-gigante
Trevally (Bigeye)
Xaréu-de-olhão
Triggerfish (Gray)
Peixe-porco

Resumo da Viagem

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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Calm winds the next few days and open sp
Calm winds the next few days and open sp
Junho 9, 2026
Starting tomorrow into the weekend it looks like we have some nice conditions to do any type of fishing. I have a few spots available. Take advantage.
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Wind backs down big time this week
Wind backs down big time this week
Junho 7, 2026
This is a perfect opportunity to book a trip this week and get an ideal conditions when ideal conditions are not necessarily available. Summer is typically the roughest time of the year, but we have some good winds to get out there and catch some real fish
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Beginner trips out producing 5-hour trip
Beginner trips out producing 5-hour trip
Junho 6, 2026
The beginner trip has been on fire lately. With us catching fish nearly every trip, making for a bunch of happy memories. The winds are always stronger in the summer so staying in shore catching the reef fish that move in during the summer tends to be the best way to get consistent tight lines.
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