moderate
8 hours
Participants should have basic mobility; no technical skills required, but familiarity with boat behavior helps
Set out from Honolulu’s Kewalo Basin Harbor for an immersive 8-hour private sportfishing trip. Whether you’re chasing blue marlin or mahi mahi, this trip offers unforgettable moments on the Pacific, perfect for both novice and experienced anglers.
8 Hours • Up to 6 People • Private Group Rate
Embark on an exhilarating 8-hour private sportfishing adventure from Kewalo Basin Harbor in Honolulu. Perfect for up to 6 people, this experience welcomes both novices and seasoned anglers. With top-notch gear provided and the chance to catch big game fish like Pacific Blue Marlin and Mahi Mahi, unforgettable memories await!
8 Hours
Daily private full day sportfishing charters for up to 6 people depart at 6:00 am from Kewalo Basin Harbor. Its conveniently located next to Waikiki in Honolulu, Oahu. We will be out for 8 to 9 hours. Please feel free to bring your own food and drinks for the trip-Ice chests will be available for your use.
All necessary fishing gear will be provided for you. A daily briefing of our safety equipment and how to reel in your fish will get you ready for the adventure. We welcome you aboard with the Aloha spirit whether this is your first time fishing or you are a seasoned fishermen.
Oahu Hawaii offers some of the best offshore fishing grounds to catch big game fish such as Pacific Blue Marlin, Mahi Mahi (dorado), Ahi (yellowfin tuna), Ono (wahoo), and Aku (skipjack tuna).
The Hawaiian sun can be intense; make sure to stay hydrated and protect your skin throughout the day.
Wear lightweight, moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable during long hours on the water.
Private charters fill quickly, especially during peak season, so reserve your spot early.
Follow crew guidance on catch limits and handling to help preserve local ecosystems.
Hawaii’s fishing traditions date back centuries, with ancient Polynesian methods still influencing modern sportfishing today.
Oahu fisheries emphasize sustainable practices, helping preserve the abundance of Hawaii’s waters for future generations.
Protect your skin from the strong Hawaiian sun during the long day on the water.
summer specific
Wearing UV-protective clothing reduces sun exposure and keeps you comfortable.
spring/summer/fall specific
Reduces glare off the water, helping you spot fish and marine life.
year-round specific
A wide-brim hat keeps the sun off your face and neck throughout the day.
year-round specific