Waist deep and fighting the gentle surf is typical high-tide conditions when landing the bones. Notice there is vrey little wind; a rare day on the flats. (picture) - Steve fights off late surges by an Oahu bonefish. - Hidden flats within minutes of Waikiki Beach yield suprising bonefishing opportunities - Global FlyFisher

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Steve fights off late surges by an Oahu bonefish.

Waist deep and fighting the gentle surf is typical high-tide conditions when landing the bones. Notice there is vrey little wind; a rare day on the flats.
Kevin Faucheaux, Nervous Water Fly Fishers ©2013 

Photo/illustration: Kevin Faucheaux, Nervous Water Fly Fishers ©2013




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