FEATURED LOCATION: Island of Moloka'i, Hawai'i.
FEATURED SPECIES: Moi (Pacific Threadfin), Bonefish ('O'io), Blacktail Snapper (Toau), Soldierfish (Menpachi), Ladyfish (Awa Awa), Hawaiian Flagtail (Aholehole).
The reason we have planned this fishing safari on the Friendly Isle of Moloka'i is to catch a prized shoreline fish known as Moi (Pacific Threadfin). But you know what they say about the best laid plans of mice and men....
We have a big gang of anglers, some are spin casting, some are dunking. The Moi are here and everyone is hooking up even after the sun goes down.
But for one angler the Moi remains elusive. This guy catches at least 5 different species of fish before he finally closes the deal on a real one.
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