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O'io Boy'o! - Bonefishing in Hawaii
Hidden flats within minutes of Waikiki Beach yield suprising bonefishing opportunities
By
Steve Schweitzer
All 16 pictures
A nice Hawaiian Bonefish
A typical small Hawaiian bonefish!
All eyes on me!
Another bone
Bluebird Day
Bluefin Trevally
Bonefish Slider
Gotcha!
Great Trevally
Guide Kevin logs tagged bonefish
Hawaiian Highways
Hawaiian Mountain High
Let Me Go!
No-No, Nunu!
Sound Off!
Steve fights off late surges by an Oahu bonefish.
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