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3 1/2 inch 3/4 ounce Vib Hard bait

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18 Dec 2004 - Hawaii Largemouth

Category: Hawaii

Author Name: Stan Wright

Hawaii Largemouth

Aki & Hirouki Ide were here in Hawaii for the Honolulu Marathon........ After finishing the race they still had time (and energy) for a little bass fishing. Tokyo offers some largemouth, but between strict government regulations and lack of places to fish it takes a dedicated angler to go for bass.
Now they have photographs of some nice largemouth and peacock bass to go with that picture of them crossing the finish line.

Water temperatures are starting to climb and the fish are becoming more active. I consider the action to be slow, with only 3 to 5 fish being landed on a trip. On the other hand, we haven't caught anything under 4 pounds....... so should I really be complaining?

Starting to see more Tukes from 1 to 3 pounds. If and when they get hungry, we'll have lots of fun action..

Aloha,
Stan