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Big Game Fishing with Kraken Fish Co. in Kona, HI - Kailua-Kona

Big Game Fishing with Kraken Fish Co. in Kona, HI

Kailua-Konamoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6–10 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate stamina and the ability to stand for long periods while handling fishing gear.

Overview

Experience world-class sport fishing off Kona’s coast with Kraken Fish Co. Join Captain Cyrus and crew for a full-day chase of marlin, ono, and tuna in Hawaii’s famed deep blue waters.

Big Game Fishing with Kraken Fish Co. in Kona, HI

Adventure Tips

Bring Motion Sickness Remedies

Open ocean conditions can cause rough waters; pack seasickness medication if you’re prone to motion sickness.

Dress in Layers with Sun Protection

Mornings can be cooler offshore, but sun exposure is intense; lightweight long sleeves and hats are recommended.

Listen Carefully to Safety Briefings

Captain and crew will share important safety and fishing instructions; pay attention to ensure a smooth trip.

Stay Hydrated and Bring Snacks

Full-day trips require sustained energy—pack water and light snacks to stay comfortable and alert.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Spinner dolphins frequently seen around boat
  • Sea turtles cruising nearshore waters

History

Kailua-Kona has long been a hub for ocean voyagers and fishermen, with deep cultural ties to the sea dating back centuries.

Conservation

Local operators emphasize sustainable fishing practices to protect the marine ecosystem and support Hawaii’s ocean health.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sunscreen SPF 30+

Essential

Protects skin from strong tropical sun exposure over extended time on the water.

summer specific

Non-slip Boat Shoes

Essential

Keeps footing secure on wet deck surfaces during fishing and boat movement.

Lightweight Long Sleeve Shirt

Essential

Provides sun protection while keeping you cool with breathability.

summer specific

Motion Sickness Medication

Helpful if you are prone to seasickness on open ocean days.