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Archive for August, 2009

Nice Size Aku’s

Sunday, August 30th, 2009

002-1Lydia and her friends joined us on 8/23/09 and managed to reel in 5 really nice size Aku’s.  Great job guys and Mahalo!

Maggie Joe Report

Sunday, August 30th, 2009
Bob, Brian and 3 Mahi Mahi

Bob, Brian and 3 Mahi Mahi

Bob and Brian joined us for a deep sea fishing adventure off the island of Oahu on 8/24/09.  Mahalo guys!

Mahi Mahi’s and a Wedding!

Sunday, August 30th, 2009
Congratulations Anthony!

Congratulations Anthony!

Anthony and his buddies celebrated his wedding with a bachelor party on the Maggie Joe.  The boys were able to reel in a couple Mahi Mahi’s.  Congratulations and we’re glad we could share a great day with you!

That's ALOT of Mahi Mahi's

That's ALOT of Mahi Mahi's

Mahi Mahi fishing can be great!  They usually feed in schools so when they’re biting… they’re really biting!  The fishing is fast and it’s furious!  It’s also not uncommon to have several angler’s fighting fish at the same time.

Ruckus Fishing Report

Sunday, August 30th, 2009
Megan Leggit and Ono

Megan Leggit and Ono

Megan caught this Ono aboard the Ruckus while deep sea fishing with us on Oahu on 8/20/09.  Mahalo Megan!

Maggie Joe Fishing Report

Sunday, August 30th, 2009
Mahi Mahi

Mahi Mahi

Robert Seeto joined us for a deep sea fishing adventure on Oahu on 8/20/09 on the Maggie Joe.  Robert was able to reel in this Mahi Mahi.  Mahalo Robert!

Maggie Joe Fishing Report

Sunday, August 30th, 2009
Mahi Mahi, Aku and Shibi

Mahi Mahi, Aku and Shibi

Mahi Mahi, Aku and Shibi

Mahi Mahi, Aku and Shibi

We’d like to thank Scotti Martin and her group of friends who joined us on the Maggie Joe on 8/21/09.  Together they reeled in a Mahi Mahi and several Aku and Shibi’s.   Mahalo and we look forward to seeing you again!

Who Like’s Sashimi?

Sunday, August 30th, 2009
165 lb. Ahi

165 lb. Ahi

A ton of Aku!

A ton of Aku!

As you can see we’ve been catching a fair amount of Aku and Ahi lately.  Both Aku and Ahi, both tunas, are well known in Hawaii for their great taste on a Sashimi platter.  They also make for great fishing as Aku tend to feed in schools and the fishing can be fast and furious.  Ahi are known for their strength and fighting prowess and present a challenge to even the most experienced fisherman.

Ruckus Fishing Report

Sunday, August 30th, 2009
33 lb Mahi Mahi

33 lb Mahi Mahi

Brandon and Ashley Fletcher joined us on 8/22/09 for great day of sport fishing on the Ruckus.  We had a great time bringing in this Mahi Mahi.  Mahalo for joining us!

Ruckus Fishing Report

Sunday, August 30th, 2009
3 Mahi Mahi and 4 Aku

3 Mahi Mahi and 4 Aku

3 Mahi Mahi and 4 Aku

3 Mahi Mahi and 4 Aku

Mahalo to the Strayer family for joining us on the Ruckus on 7/24/09.  After a beautiful day of deep sea fishing off Oahu, the Strayer’s were able to haul in 3 Mahi Mahi and 4 Aku.

We’d love to hear about your great experience with Maggie Joe Sport Fishing

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

Mahi Mahi

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