O'io Boy'o! - Bonefishing in Hawaii

Hidden flats within minutes of Waikiki Beach yield suprising bonefishing opportunities

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O'io Boy'o! - Bonefishing in Hawaii

Hidden flats within minutes of Waikiki Beach yield suprising bonefishing opportunities

Keywords

Bow River Bugger

GFF partner Bob Petti, USA

First setup

A smart spooler

Better fishing pictures: Macro

Tango Trout

The Plipper