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Three Billfish Species in One Day - Rick and Chris Mercer with their 47 pound Shortbill Spearfish caught while fishi... http://ow.ly/1bxdlf

FIRE HATT Fishing Charter in Kona, Hawaii

We took the above photo from the FIRE HATT fishing charter in Kona Hawaii. We often see dolphins and whales while we are deep sea fishing for big game like marlin, spearfish and ahi tuna. If you are looking for the best fishing on the big island of Hawaii, come to Kona and come fishing with us on FIRE HATT.

Captain Chuck Wilson (pictured left of marlin), along with the crew of Team Fire Hatt entered the Keauhou Yacht Club Tournament on April 2, 2010 and caught a 669-pound Blue Marlin to smoke the rest of the field. Anglers Barbara Masters and Betty Eavis tag-teamed the fish and basked in the glory of holding the Big-Fish-Lead until receiving word of JR's Hooker 3-pound advantage the following day!

~ Maholo