Well it's officially aku or as they're known in the mainland as skipjack tuna. These are big numbers fish that fight hard and guarantees make memories.

Winter allows all kinds of opportunities. Conditions are usually nice and when fish are active you can have a trip of a lifetime. But the reality of winter is the famine side. Fish move a lot this time of year and there's no guarantees just because I caught a fish in one spot yesterday that they'll be there again the next. But you can't catch fish from the couch

Winter is the time of the year where anything can happen. In Hawaii, conditions change by the day and sometimes by the hour. It's a time of feast and famine when one day we fill the box and the next not a fishing site. There is also a time where we have some of the most beautiful conditions one day and the next day. The waves are 40 ft and the wind is blowing just as strong. If you do book this time of year, just be prepared to be moved around if conditions become unfavorable. We do our best every true to get you on the fish but safety is also key