
moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be in decent physical shape to handle extended time standing, reeling heavy catches, and moving around the boat.
Head to Haleiwa for a deep sea fishing experience that delivers big game and big memories. Captain Matt and his crew land trophy marlin and schools of tuna just off Oahu’s North Shore.
Deep Sea Sportfishing Hawaii trips fill fast during peak season—reserve your spot well in advance to avoid disappointment.
North Shore conditions can get choppy; pack motion sickness medication if you’re prone, as trips often last several hours offshore.
Open ocean means strong sun exposure. Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are must-haves for comfort and safety.
Whether you’re a beginner or experienced angler, following the captain and mates’ guidance improves safety and catch rates.
Haleiwa’s shores have long been a center for fishing in Hawaii, blending Native Hawaiian subsistence tradition with modern sportfishing culture.
Operators in the area practice sustainable fishing guidelines, including catch limits and selective release practices to protect ocean ecosystems.
Reduces glare for spotting fish and protects eyes during bright midday outings.
summer specific
Provides safety and stability on wet, moving boat decks.
Prepares you for tropical rain showers without overheating.
summer specific
Protects skin from prolonged UV exposure out on open water.