moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition for standing and wading in shallow saltwater, with some balance and stamina.
Discover the thrill of sight-fishing for bonefish on Oahu’s flats with expert guide Jeremy Inman. Perfect for anglers seeking a focused, high-success fly fishing experience near Honolulu.
Polarized lenses reduce glare and help you spot bonefish cruising the flats more effectively.
Long days on open water call for reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and UV-protective clothing to avoid sunburn.
Carry plenty of water, as tropical sun and saltwater exposure can dehydrate you quickly during the trip.
If you’re sensitive to boat motion, consider motion sickness remedies before heading out onto the flats.
Bonefish fishing in Hawaii has long been both a cultural tradition and a modern sport, with the flats around Oahu established as world-class fishing grounds.
Oahu Fly Fishing emphasizes catch-and-release practices to protect the fragile coastal ecosystem and maintain fish populations.
Essential for spotting fish in the sunlit flats.
summer specific
Protects skin without damaging the marine environment.
summer specific
Keeps you covered and cool under direct Hawaiian sun.
summer specific
Provides grip and protection when wading the flats.
summer specific