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Kona Sport-Fishing Private Charter Half Day

Overview
Leave the island for an afternoon on this private 4-hour boating and fishing excursion off the stunning Kona Coast. Learn some new fishing techniques, as well as some local tips from the crew and captain, and enjoy the placid experience on the boat. With your complimentary fishing pole in hand, sit back and wait for a blue marlin, striped marlin, yellow fin tuna, bigeye tuna, mahimahi, ono or spearfish to bite. But even if you don't catch the big one, this is a memorable trip for the whole family.
City: Big Island of Hawaii
Mon 23 Dec
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Starting at $753.98
Mon 23 Dec
Starting at $753.98
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What's Included
All fishing equipment
Private tour
Cooler with ice for your beverages and food
Knowledgeable captain and crew
Additional Info
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult
  • A maximum of 6 people per booking
  • Collapsible wheelchairs with removable wheels can be accommodated providing the passenger is accompanied by someone who can assist them board and disembark
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (26)
bba1515
Jun 2021
I should have known better. I was having second thoughts the entire week. After all, what self respecting outfit calls themselves "Bite Me Sportfishing"? That's right, no one with half a brain. It's really stupid after all. And actually pretty lame too. But then again, so am I, because despite my doubts we showed up this morning for our half day charter. We were greeted by, I think, a middle aged woman who was clearly jonesing for a smoke, a coffee, or maybe and actually probably, something way stronger. She barely said anything. But kept flicking her hair and saying the boat wasn't there yet but would be in shortly. Did we want drinks or did we want to buy a tee shirt. I should have known better. Before all too long, our charter putt-putts its way to the berth and offloads a family with two young kids. I asked them how the fishing was and it was clear that it wasn't. Through pursed lips she murmured "not so good, we caught one tiny fish". I should have known better. Nevertheless, we made our way down the gangplank to meet our captain "Andy" and first mate "Ryan". Andy was jonesing just like the woman in the office. I wondered, what the hell, do they jones together? I should have know better. In any event, Andy wasn't interested in us, it was 10am in the morning and he wanted a sandwich. So as we made our way out of the harbor, he parked the boat at a convenience store located conveniently on the docks and had Ryan run in for a sandwich and two beers. We should have know better. No one asked if we'd like a sandwich, or a beer, or a water, or whatever it is they both were jonesing on. And there was nothing on the boat. Not-one-thing. No water. No crackers. No doughnuts. No chips. Zero. Zilch. Eh, I figured, I'll manage our way out of this. I asked captain Andy or perhaps it was Jones, I don't remember to sit down and talk. I told him we had no interest in burning up a lot of fuel senselessly running up and down the beach between buoys trolling for big fish. I told him that instead, we wanted to catch much smaller game fish that we might then prepare for dinner that evening. Further, I told him that two to three hours was more than fine and that I didn't really care how far off shore we went. Andy nodded and said something like "I'm jonesing". I should have known better. So predictably, captain Andy then proceeded to run up and down the coast from the harbor to the airport and back; over and over and over again. We never saw a bite. We never saw a single fish. Shoot, we never even saw a sea gull. And captain Andy just kept plowing through the ocean, a bunch of sandwich crumbs stuck in his beard. Finally, I just yelled up to captain Andy, "enough, let's head back in". And that was our fishing adventure with Bite Me Sportfishing. In summary, I should have known better. This had all the hallmarks of a complete rip-off and disaster and that is precisely what it was. Avoid this charter unless your idea of fun is to inhale engine fumes for half a day while captain Andy jones away.
traveler5926
Apr 2021
Fantastic experience with Captain Brad and Aaron. Caught a wonderful Ono within 30 minutes. Absolute professionals who know what they are doing.
joemY3087XB
Jan 2020
My sons went fishing a few weeks ago along with his wife and sister. They all had a blast! They chartered a half day and left bright and early in the morning. Crew on boat was great and my one son caught a 400-500 pound blue marlin. As it was too big, they had to release it but he had a great time fighting it and landing it. Unfortunately, that was the only fish they caught that day, weather was overcast and seas were up a bit due to storms. The price was great and the kids all had a great time. They would do it again in a heartbeat.

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