A Blue Hook Fisher is one that abides by our Pono Fishing Standards. The seafood that we provide only comes from Blue Hook Fishers, so you can be sure that your seafood is caught in a pono way.
Jared Dow Vessel: Flyer
Bio:Hi there, Captain Jared Dow here with Flyer Sportfishing, on Oahu’s North Shore. I first started fishing in Hawai’i the day I moved here from Santa Barbara, CA in 97′. I’ll never forget that day. A Blue Marlin, 5 Mahi Mahi, a big Ahi, Aku and a Ono on the way home! I was blown away! I couldn’t believe there was such a job as good as this and told the Captain to sign me up. Fate had it they needed help right away and so it began. I fished here in Hawaii for about 8 years, then decided to fish the World to learn different fisheries techniques. After meeting my wife Saya, we decided to move back and start our own business and raise our family. I love eating fish every which way and its my life. Mahalo for enjoying the fish I caught!
Kukulu Kuahuia
Bio: I am a native Hawaiian commercial fisher specializing in deep sea pelagic fish such as ahi, ono and mahimahi. Most of my catch is sold to local commercial vendors. I also specialize in catching ‘opelu (mackerel scad) in the near shore fishery off Miloli’i using a hoop net. My most memorable fishing tale is when I was with my Dad (Raymond Kuahuia Sr.) and we almost swamped our boat off the Puna coastline near Pohiki. At the time we were carrying 28 big ahi’s on the boat.
Joe Soares Vessel: Haunani- 24 foot Saltwater, 1987
Bio: I fish mostly along the Waianae Coast on the Island of Oʻahu. The types of fishing I do is primarily trolling and live baiting, also do shallow bottom and papio trolling with the kids for fun. Fishing brings peace of mind and relaxation. Anticipation of what you will find or what you will catch always leaves you craving more no matter what the out come of the trip.
Josh Soares Vessel: Sasha Anne -26 foot Yellowfin
Bio: I have been fishing since I was years old with my dad. When I turned 16, I started fishing on my own. I have owned my owned captain license since 2011. I live in Waianae and fish mostly in Waianae, occasionally in Haleiwa.
Jeff Muir Vessel: Sea Demon
Bio:I grew up in the Pacific Northwest fishing for a variety of salt and freshwater fish. I moved to Hawaii in the late 90s and began shoreline fishing, but always found myself looking at boats and thinking about going offshore. I fish once a week now and find great pleasure in catching and providing fresh seafood for my family and friends.
Kaipo Miller Vessel: Charles Kalama
Bio: I am an akule fishermen and only fish during akule season when they are running. My crew and I are highly selective in what we harvest and there in very little bycatch. When we find a schoo of akule and surround it with the net, we only catch a small portion of the entire school. This allows other fish to escape and continue to reproduce and maintain a healthy population.
Ryan Hopper Vessel: Grand Slam
Bio: “It’s more than fishing. It’s a lifestyle.” I am a life-long fisherman and native of Florida, and have spent the past 10 years captaining the Grand Slam, a charter fishing boat on the North Shore of Oahu. I hold a Master Captains license as well as a PADI Divemaster certification. I have been very successful fishing in tournaments as I know all the tricks to get the fish on your line and in the fish box! I have experience catching all species of in-shore and off-shore Florida fishing, the Bahamas, Alaskan Salmon, and all of the Hawaiian Island waters.
Bio: I am the owner of Deep Sea and I love to fish, surf, and dive. I started working on charter boats at nine years old scrubbing the boat and cutting bait for free trips. Deep Sea is the third boat that I have owned and operated out of Haleiwa. I am a very involved owner and captain. I have worked for a few of the other charter boats here in my fifteen years of learning to fish the north shore.
Chris Freed Vessel: Nani Kai
Bio: Chris Freed was born and raised right here in Hawaii and has been fishing his entire life. Chris has an extensive knowledge of trolling, jigging, and bottom fishing.
Kekoa Seward Vessel: Ku Mana
Bio:
Aloha, My name is Kekoa Seward, Fishing is a passion and way of life. Having grown up in Hawaii, fishing is integral to our culture and survival. As a Native Hawaiian I feel very passionate about protecting our oceans as well as being able to sustainably harvest from them. We specialize in hook and line fishing for Ahi and Mahimahi which reduces by catch to almost zero. We take great pride in the quality of our fish and treat every one as if I were feeding it to my own family.
Jared Dow Vessel: Flyer
Bio:Hi there, Captain Jared Dow here with Flyer Sportfishing, on Oahu’s North Shore. I first started fishing in Hawai’i the day I moved here from Santa Barbara, CA in 97′. I’ll never forget that day. A Blue Marlin, 5 Mahi Mahi, a big Ahi, Aku and a Ono on the way home! I was blown away! I couldn’t believe there was such a job as good as this and told the Captain to sign me up. Fate had it they needed help right away and so it began. I fished here in Hawaii for about 8 years, then decided to fish the World to learn different fisheries techniques. After meeting my wife Saya, we decided to move back and start our own business and raise our family. I love eating fish every which way and its my life. Mahalo for enjoying the fish I caught!
Kukulu Kuahuia
Bio: I am a native Hawaiian commercial fisher specializing in deep sea pelagic fish such as ahi, ono and mahimahi. Most of my catch is sold to local commercial vendors. I also specialize in catching ‘opelu (mackerel scad) in the near shore fishery off Miloli’i using a hoop net. My most memorable fishing tale is when I was with my Dad (Raymond Kuahuia Sr.) and we almost swamped our boat off the Puna coastline near Pohiki. At the time we were carrying 28 big ahi’s on the boat.
Joe Soares Vessel: Haunani- 24 foot Saltwater, 1987
Bio: I fish mostly along the Waianae Coast on the Island of Oʻahu. The types of fishing I do is primarily trolling and live baiting, also do shallow bottom and papio trolling with the kids for fun. Fishing brings peace of mind and relaxation. Anticipation of what you will find or what you will catch always leaves you craving more no matter what the out come of the trip.
Josh Soares Vessel: Sasha Anne -26 foot Yellowfin
Bio: I have been fishing since I was years old with my dad. When I turned 16, I started fishing on my own. I have owned my owned captain license since 2011. I live in Waianae and fish mostly in Waianae, occasionally in Haleiwa.
Jeff Muir Vessel: Sea Demon
Bio:I grew up in the Pacific Northwest fishing for a variety of salt and freshwater fish. I moved to Hawaii in the late 90s and began shoreline fishing, but always found myself looking at boats and thinking about going offshore. I fish once a week now and find great pleasure in catching and providing fresh seafood for my family and friends.
Kaipo Miller Vessel: Charles Kalama
Bio: I am an akule fishermen and only fish during akule season when they are running. My crew and I are highly selective in what we harvest and there in very little bycatch. When we find a schoo of akule and surround it with the net, we only catch a small portion of the entire school. This allows other fish to escape and continue to reproduce and maintain a healthy population.
Ryan Hopper Vessel: Grand Slam
Bio: “It’s more than fishing. It’s a lifestyle.” I am a life-long fisherman and native of Florida, and have spent the past 10 years captaining the Grand Slam, a charter fishing boat on the North Shore of Oahu. I hold a Master Captains license as well as a PADI Divemaster certification. I have been very successful fishing in tournaments as I know all the tricks to get the fish on your line and in the fish box! I have experience catching all species of in-shore and off-shore Florida fishing, the Bahamas, Alaskan Salmon, and all of the Hawaiian Island waters.
Bio: I am the owner of Deep Sea and I love to fish, surf, and dive. I started working on charter boats at nine years old scrubbing the boat and cutting bait for free trips. Deep Sea is the third boat that I have owned and operated out of Haleiwa. I am a very involved owner and captain. I have worked for a few of the other charter boats here in my fifteen years of learning to fish the north shore.
Chris Freed Vessel: Nani Kai
Bio: Chris Freed was born and raised right here in Hawaii and has been fishing his entire life. Chris has an extensive knowledge of trolling, jigging, and bottom fishing.
Kekoa Seward Vessel: Ku Mana
Bio:
Aloha, My name is Kekoa Seward, Fishing is a passion and way of life. Having grown up in Hawaii, fishing is integral to our culture and survival. As a Native Hawaiian I feel very passionate about protecting our oceans as well as being able to sustainably harvest from them. We specialize in hook and line fishing for Ahi and Mahimahi which reduces by catch to almost zero. We take great pride in the quality of our fish and treat every one as if I were feeding it to my own family.
