Date: Saturday, May 4, 2024 Location: South Shore of Oahu, Hawaii Fish Species: Ono (Wahoo) - Acanthocybium solandri Weight: 20 lbs Background & Details: On Saturday, May 4, 2024, a notable catch of an Ono (Wahoo) weighing approximately 20 lbs was reported off the South Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. The Ono is a highly prized game fish known for its speed and fighting abilities, making it a sought-after target for anglers in the region. The Captain and crew were trolling 15 miles out to sea when they spotted a large bird pile where they picked up a few ono (as seen in the picture) as well as a few Mahi Mahis. Event Description: The catch occurred during a fishing expedition in the waters off Oahu's South Shore. The angler, was aboard Mattie, a 47' Cabo Express fishing vessel, accompanied by Captain Jeff. Upon bringing the Ono onboard, it was measured, and its weight was estimated to be approximately 20 lbs. The fish displayed typical characteristics of a healthy Ono specimen, including vibrant coloration, streamlined body shape, and sharp teeth indicative of its predatory nature.

In an exhilarating display of angling prowess, one of our esteemed guests recently reeled in a magnificent Mahi Mahi during their half-day fishing excursion. Using a sturdy 130 rod, they embarked on a thrilling battle with the powerful fish, demonstrating remarkable skill and determination. After a hard-fought struggle, they emerged victorious, proudly landing not one, but two Mahi Mahi, both tipping the scales at just over 20 pounds each. It was truly a memorable catch that will be cherished for years to come, showcasing the thrill and excitement of deep-sea fishing with Go Hawaii Watersports.