#Fishing
Public can weigh in about study to restore Kahaluʻu Bay during meeting in Kona
Cindi Punihaole, the longtime director of the Kahalu‘u Bay Education Center, said the large number of users “were loving the bay to death.”
Big Island fishermen and women holding their own in first Hawai‘i Invasive Species Roundup
A Big Island participant registered as Katelin Maarsingh is now in first place for longest to‘au, having caught a 14.8-inch fish.
Hawai‘i Invasive Species Roundup: Island fishers can win $5K in prizes doing what they love
The free competition features a total of $5,000 in prizes – and demonstrates ways in which fishers can aid in fisheries research.
Kaua‘i and Big Island fishermen to trial new tuna tagging technology
Fishermen on Kaua‘i and the Big Island will trial a new method of tagging ‘ahi, or yellowfin tuna, this summer.
Big Island Now No. 25 poll results: Whether above or below the surf, poll reveals love for all forms of ocean recreation
One person indicated in the comments that fishing was their favorite activity. They wrote: “I have been fishing most of my life. But always in fresh water. A(n) all new experience here, there is much to learn. I’m enjoying it.”
Big Island Now No. 25: What is your favorite water sport to participate in on Hawai‘i Island?
There are many other water sports that people enjoy and connect with not only for entertainment but on a cultural level.
Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary seeks advisory council applicants for 31 seats
Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary is seeking applicants to fill 16 primary and 15 alternate seats on its advisory council.
Fisherman missing after hooking ʻahi, going overboard
Mark Knittle said “the fish is huge” before disappearing into the ocean four miles outside the Hōnaunau Boat Ramp.
Outdoors Women Retreat on Hawai‘i Island
Forty-five women, mostly from Hawai‘i, spent a few days learning the art of the outdoors during the first-ever Becoming an Outdoors Woman retreat in Hawai’i.
Dates Set for 2016 HIBT in Kona
This year’s Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament will run from July 30 to Aug. 6.
‘Ama’ama Fishing Season Closes in December
‘Ama’ama will be vulnerable between December and March as they enter into peak spawning season.
DLNR Celebrates National Hunting and Fishing Day
National Hunting and Fishing Day is a country-wide day of recognition for sportsmen and women in wildlife conservation and restoration, hunter education, and shooting sports.
Team Likeke Club, Illusions Take Home HIBT Wins
A 543-pound marlin was the highlight catch of Friday’s action at the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament in Kona.
Sunshine Coast, Illusions Top HIBT Standings
Two days are complete at the 2015 Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament in Kailua-Kona.
Entry Deadline Extended for ‘Ohana Fishing Tourney
The Department of Parks and Recreation has extended the registration deadline for participants to enter the ‘Ohana Shoreline Fishing Tournament.
20th Annual Wahine Fishing Tourney Set for Saturday
Themed “South Pacific Decadence,” the 25th Annual Huggo’s Wahine Fishing Tournament will offer cash prizes to the top marlin. Other prizes will be awarded.
