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Why Fly Fishing in Hawaii

Fly fishing in Hawaii is typically experienced as a stopover rather than a dedicated fishing destination and is most often incorporated into itineraries en-route to remote Pacific fisheries such as Christmas Island. The islands offer warm, clear tropical waters, volcanic shorelines, and sheltered bays that can produce exciting sight fishing.

Hawaii’s coastal waters support a mix of fish including bonefish, trevally, barracuda and various snapper species.

Our knowledge ensures anglers can make the most of even a brief stay, with guidance on timing, species expectations, and logistics to create a seamless transition between flights and fishing destinations.

Hawaii on the fly, bonefishing Hawaii, Aardvark McLeod

Hawaii

US$500 for four hours fully guided, snacks, drinks and fly tackle. US$700 for eight hours fully guided, lunch and drinks provided, along with all fly tackle.

For a while stories of giant bonefish have been emanating from Hawaii. The fishery there is relatively undeveloped and can be enjoyed in the company of Captain Kenny Karas who

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