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October 30, 2014

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Hawaii Deep Sea Fishing's Magic of Oahu

 Hawaii Deep Sea Fishing is excited to work with the 50’ Pacifica sport fishing yacht that looks good from the inside to the outside. Located in the Kewalo Basin near Waikiki one can experience day charters on Magic where everything is provided for except your personal lunch and beverages.


Captain Russell Tanaka has over 35 years of experience commercial and charter fishing in the Hawaiian waters. He has won two tournaments by catching the largest fish weighing in at over 1,000 pounds! When fishing on Magic, Captain Russell maintains a 95% catch rate meaning your chances of the big one are high on Magic

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October 29, 2014

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Veterans Day in Hawaii

Celebrating Veterans Day in Hawaii has the possibility of being both unique and memorable as there are so many historic sites to pay respect to the fallen and learn about the service of the living. Honoring men and women for the sacrifice of service is an opportunity for us to recognize and celebrate national heroes. What better place to observe the day of homage than in the state that endured the vicious attack that began World War II.

On November the 11th, The Battleship Missouri Memorial will bring all Veterans Day and Armistice Day observances around the world to a close with a special ceremony on the ship’s Fantail just before sunset on Tuesday, November 11.

As an official Regional Site for the observance of Veterans Day by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, this year's ceremony aboard the retired USS Missouri will pay tribute to the sacrifice of all our nation’s veterans – past and present. Special attention will be paid to our most recent generation of men and women who have bravely chosen to take a stand and protect our freedom and liberty in America’s current conflicts.

The ceremony will feature special remarks by Rear Admiral Richard L. Williams, Commander of Navy Region Hawaii and the Naval Surface Group Middle Pacific, and Vice Admiral Robert K.U. Kihune, USN (Ret.), former chairman and current member of the Board of Directors for the USS Missouri Memorial Association.

We say mahalo on behalf of a grateful nation forever indebted to our fallen warriors and their families and all who continue to serve

 

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October 20, 2014

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Halloween In Hawaii - October 31st, 2014

Halloween in the Hawaiian islands is celebrated to the maximum. With haunted houses, music and arts festivals or walking up and down the street in your costumes or trick or treating.   Here is a guide to what is going on in Hawaii this Halloween weekend.

 

Halloween in Oahu


Hallowballoo Music and Arts Festival, Honolulu

The 4th annual Honolulu music and arts bash takes place in the Honolulu Arts District. Expect a crowd as over 16,000 participated last year.

It includes a free Saturday night street festival. There will be entertainment galore including more than forty performances by bands, DJ’s and theatrical groups.

Details: In the Honolulu Arts District (some events take place elsewhere in Honolulu). October 28 through 30. Cost: free to $50.

Haunted Village, Honolulu

University of Hawaii at Manoa has a special Imaginarium show “Nightwalk” for the whole family. It includes a freaky physics lab tour, spooky cartoon videos, “chicken skin” stories.

Audiences will be guided on a nightwalk down a creepy crypt and into a haunted mansion filled with bats, ghosts and spooky things that go boo in the night.

Details: At UH Manoa on Oahu. October 30, 6-8 pm. Cost: free to $3.

Haunted Lagoon, Laie

The Polynesian Cultural Center hosts a haunted lagoon through October 31 where “there’s something lurking in the water.” Take their frightening canoe ride listed as Hawaii’s favorite Halloween adventure.

Details: At Polynesian Cultural Center daily from 6:30pm. Cost: $13-$25 per person (check website for available discounts).

Pumpkin Patch, Kapolei

Halloween isn’t complete without pumpkins, although finding a pumpkin patch in Hawaii will be nearly as hard as finding a place to ski. This one on Oahu is sure to please. They’ll have events throughout the upcoming weekend and it’s a place to pick up locally grown pumpkins in all shapes and sizes too.

Details: At Aloun Farm in Kapolei. Cost: $1.

 

Halloween in Lahaina, Maui

 



This is perhaps the consummate Hawaii Halloween event. You won’t be alone, with 25,000 or more guests expected to attend. Front Street will be closed to traffic for the first time in three years. I can’t wait to hear how this goes. It should be a blast.

Details: Monday, October 31. Check out Lahaina Halloween and plan to get there early. Children’s Parade starts at sunset. Cost: free.

Mission Houses Museum Spookilau, Honolulu

Head into the real world of ghost hunters, via Spooky Kine Investigations, Hawaii’s very real ghost hunting and paranormal investigations group as they share their equipment, techniques, stories, and experiences. It takes place at a great venue, the historic Mission Houses Museum (and cemetery) in Honolulu.

You’ll get to participate in two investigations with real ghost hunting equipment as well as discuss Hawaii supernatural phenomena with experts.

Details: Sponsored by Mission Houses Museum. Saturday October 29, 6-9pm. Cost: $8 in advance or $10.

 

 

Why not enjoy Halloween and the have a great day Sport fishing off the beautiful Hawaiian Islands...

 

September 30, 2014

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Hawaii Deep Sea Fishing Welcomes Sea Verse

Hawaii Deep Sea Fishing is Excited to be working with Sea Verse Sport Fishing, which departs daily from Kewalo Basin, in Honolu Hawaii.

Captain Leon Severs with over 20 years fishing in Hawaii and his crew will show you a great time out on the waters in Oahu. The Sea Verse is a large 44-foot, comfortable twin-engine boat fully equipped for your upcoming sport fishing adventure.
The boat is available for both private and shared charters and can accommodate up to six anglers. Everything is provided for the Charter except your lunch and beverages.

 

September 28, 2014

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Hawaii Deep Sea Fishing Welcomes Magic

Hawaii Deep Sea Fishing is excited to be working with Magic Sport Fishing, based out of Kewalo Basin, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Magic is a 50' Pacifica sport fishing yacht with twin diesel engines, which provide a smooth superior ride. Magic not only looks beautiful on the outside, she has all the comforts of a home on the inside; Air-conditioning , TV, DVD, Stereo System, beds, and a comfortable seating area.

Captain Russell Tanaka, has over 20 years of experience in commercial fishing in the Hawaiian waters and holds several distinctions: He is the only skipper in the world to have caught the largest fish in a tournament weighing in at over a 1,000 pounds - TWICE!  Captain Russell has also caught three  (Grandeur's) Blue Marlins with a combined weight of 3,312 lbs in Hawaii. Russell is a gifted fisherman with natural fishing instincts and a lifetime of experience in the Hawaiian waters. The Magic  maintains a 95% catch rate. Assuring that if fish are out there, he's going to bring them in.

You will experience the  luxury of the beautiful 50' Pacifica yacht Magic when you join Captain Russell Tanaka and crew for a day of sportfishing. The Magic is the most comfortable sportfishing boat on Oahu and is only minutes from Waikiki.

 

 

 

September 26, 2014

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Hinatea Sport Fishing Looking Good in Lahaina Maui !

Hinatea has been in Dry Dock from Sept 17th - September 26th, 2014 for it annual maintenance, as is set to go back in the water on Saturday September 27th and is looking fantastic !

The Hinatea (pronounced “Hee-nah-tay-ah”) is a beautifully maintained 41′ Hatteras operating out of Maui’s Lahaina harbor. She’s fast to reach the fishing grounds, with a stable, comfortable ride. with plenty of amenities. Hinatea Sportfishing was Maui’s top marlin catch boat in 2012 and 2013, and is on track to maintain her record in 2014. A consistent leader in marlin “tag and release”, Hinatea believes in sustainability. Ultimately however, the decision to keep or release a fish belongs to the angler.

Take a look at the dry dock pictures below and see how great she is looking a what a beautiful design this boat is.

 

 

 

September 24, 2014

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Hawaii Deep Sea Fishing Welcomes Piper Sport Fishing

Hawaii Deep Sea Fishing is excited to welcome Captain Jeff Kahl and his 47 foot Cabo, Piper who fish out of Maalaea Harbor, Maui Hawaii.

As your fishing guide, Captain Kahl, with his 30 years of Hawaii sport fishing experience will provide you with an amazing day out on the waters in Maul in his beautiful Cabo 47. The Piper is a 47-foot Cabo, with air conditioning, television, VCR, stereo and a comfortable main salon, galley and 2 private head. She’s equipped with top-of-the-line fishing gear and boasts a top speed of 30 knots for a speedy trip out to the fishing grounds. She is immaculately maintained and every detail is carefully thought out to provide you with the utmost in comfort and safety. The boat also has a 600 gallon/day water maker, 2 live wells and 8 tuna tubes.

Piper Charters provides private charters and all fishing gear, licenses and tackle are included. Your Piper charter will target Marlin, Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Ono and other species of game and table fish. World records in these and other species are consistently set in the waters of the islands.

Spending as much time as he could in or on the Atlantic motivated Jeff Kahl to explore other oceans. At the ripe old age of 18 Jeff moved to Maui with his surfboard and tackle box and soon found himself in the cockpit of a game boat with a smile from ear to ear! It didn't take long for Jeff to move into the Captains seat and ever since that day his goal has been to catch each client their biggest fish to date.

Captain Jeff Kahl has logged over 6000 days on the oceans in search of giant game fish. Being born and raised in Maryland spawned his incredible passion and curiosity for the sea. Along the way Jeff caught Maui's first Grander by a charter boat! The 1118 pound blue marlin was caught in 2002 and still stands as the record. Capt. Jeff has chased Granders from Australia's Great Barrier Reef to most recently Nova Scotia for thousand pound bluefin with the Pelagic team. Capt. Jeff has 4 children that enjoy his passion for the ocean as much as he does, don't be surprised to see one of them setting a pattern for you on board the Piper.