Night Fishing for Ulua with Ultimate Boating Adventures
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness to handle fishing gear and stand for extended periods required.
Overview
Test your skills under starlight with Ultimate Boating Adventures’ thrilling night fishing trip near Waianae. Target strong Ulua and Ta'ape while soaking in the crisp ocean air and vivid marine life.
Night Fishing
All Ages • 5 Hours • Minimum 2 Passengers • Up to 4 People
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About This Adventure
Experience an exhilarating night of fishing as you catch Ta'ape and aim for the impressive 50 Lb Ulua! This adventure promises rod-bending excitement and unforgettable moments on the water. Don't forget your Photo ID for this thrilling fishing escapade!
Prepare for an action-packed night catching Ta'ape until your arms tire! And still, you'll have plenty of time to get your shot at landing a 50 Lb Ulua! Ready for some rod-bending action? Please bring a Photo ID to the boat, and there is a 4.712% Hawaii GET tax, 3% marina tax and 3% credit card surcharge.
Adventure Tips
Bring a valid Photo ID
Photo ID is required for boarding due to local regulations—don’t forget it!
Dress in layers and waterproof gear
Nighttime ocean temperatures can dip suddenly; waterproof jackets keep you dry from spray.
Use non-slip shoes
Boat decks can be slippery—grippy footwear enhances safety during rod handling and movement.
Keep light minimal and red-shifted
Use red flashlight or headlamp to maintain night vision and avoid spooking fish.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Spinner dolphins
- Humpback whales in season
History
The Ulua has been a prized catch in Hawaiian culture for centuries, valued both as a food source and a sport fish.
Conservation
Ultimate Boating Adventures practices sustainable fishing by adhering to local catch limits and educating guests on marine stewardship.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof jacket
Protects against spray and wind chill during cooler seasons.
winter specific
Non-slip shoes
Ensures stable footing on wet boat decks.
Red light headlamp
Maintains night vision while minimizing disturbance to fish.
Light gloves
Helps protect hands while handling fishing lines and fish in cooler weather.
spring specific