FEATURED LOCATION: Nuku Hiva, Marquesas, French Polynesia.
FEATURED SPECES: Bottom Fish - Grouper, Sweet Lips, Trevally, Goatfish, Snapper, Bluestripe Snapper, etc.
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We take in the sights and sounds of the Marquesas Islands courtesy of the passenger/cargo vessel: The Aranui 3.

Every morning we wake up to one of the six remote islands that make up the Marquesas. And every day brings more fishing adventures!

Our crew includes friends from both Hawaii and Tahiti and the "catching" begins immediately! Bottom fishing always brings instant gratification!

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The Let’s Go Fishing Show premiered in Hawaii in 1969. This weekly television program enjoys a multi-generational audience, many of whom are from families of fishers and are avid ocean resource users. Let’s Go Fishing showcases the fishing disciplines and methodologies that have developed in the Hawaiian Islands. Let’s Go Fishing also produces episodes from beyond Hawaii that celebrates fishing cultures from other parts of the world.


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