What would you recommend to anglers fishing in Kapaa, Hawaii for the first time?
Answers by verified FishingBooker anglers who went fishing in Kapaa
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Linda Frithiof
We only trolled which was a surprise since we thought we would try different variants of fishing. Maybe we misinterpreted or had wrong expectations. We practically went on a boat trip for 5 hours not holding a single rod or touching any equipment. Without being active or part of the fishing, seasickness was luring the whole time. Nice views and we learned a lot from our captain about deep sea fishing but our engagement was minimal.

Julie West
Edmonton, AB
If you do not fish in small boats on the ocean often, I would recommend getting something to avoid sea-sickness. My family typically is not prone to motion-sickness, but we sure got sea-sick this time. I'd do this trip again, but I'd take some kind of sea-sick medication first.

Rhonda Hempy
Pleasanton, CA
If the idea is to catch fish, there are definitely fish out there. The family that was out there on Captain Harry's boat before us caught four nice size tunas, we caught one. For us on our trip, the weather was great, the waves were not too high, no one got sea sick, and it was a great way to spend four hours.

Bill Ruhf,
Give AKS a good look when deciding where to go… They will do a great job but be aware it IS called fishing not catching. ?

Dan Bergstrom Noel
Definitely recommend if you’re on the north shore…it’s so much closer than leaving from anywhere else.

David Ogg
November is late in season, meaning unpredictable weather and more waves that can interfere with your trip

Aya Kasper
Expect bumpy waters most of the year….For someone who fishes a lot on boats, in rough waters and never gets sick…This was not the more comfortable ride.

Jeff Schiller
Ocean was rough so take Dramamine if you get motion sick easily. Sky was clear and overall the weather was great.

Christopher Miller
The water was a bit rough but our boat and the other boats in the region were pulling in some big tunas - up to 180 lbs.

Sean Weis
Get in touch with Captain Austin from Aloha Kaua’i Sportfishing before the trip to be well prepared on what to expect.

John Hill
Bring rain gear, it rained the entire trip. Not like in the North East were it’s cold but a light rain jacket would have been great.