THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Head out from Lihue aboard a 35‑foot Bertram for four hours of trolling the productive bluewater off Kauai. Captain Harry’s 25 years of local experience focus this private trip on marlin, tuna, wahoo, and mahi mahi.
Head out from Lihue aboard a 35‑foot Bertram for four hours of trolling the productive bluewater off Kauai. Captain Harry’s 25 years of local experience focus this private trip on marlin, tuna, wahoo, and mahi mahi.
Morning light slants across the Pacific and the 35‑foot Bertram cuts a steady wake from Nawiliwili Harbor. Salt blows against your cheeks, the fighting chair hums with promise, and Captain Harry — USCG licensed with 25 years guiding these waters — rigs lines for a four‑hour troll. The ocean feels alive, currents nudging the hull as birds dare you to follow.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Blue Water Fishing · Lihue, Hawaii
Morning light slants across the Pacific and the 35‑foot Bertram cuts a steady wake from Nawiliwili Harbor. Salt blows against your cheeks, the fighting chair hums with promise, and Captain Harry — USCG licensed with 25 years guiding these waters — rigs lines for a four‑hour troll. The ocean feels alive, currents nudging the hull as birds dare you to follow.
Kauai is an ancient volcanic rim worn by waves; the island’s steep ridges feed nutrient-rich waters where big pelagics roam. Fishing is woven into local life here — a working tradition turned sport for visitors — and the charter’s method is classic trolling: keep moving, search the swell, let the fish find the spread.
Expect open-sea conditions, fast action when a strike happens, and an intimate crew-run setup rather than a luxury yacht. The boat includes a marine head and a heavy-duty fighting chair, useful for bluewater battles. Bottled water is supplied; pack sun protection, motion‑sickness remedies, and a small cooler for snacks if you want more than the provided water.
Practical notes: this private four‑hour tour suits anglers seeking marlin, tuna, wahoo, and mahi mahi. It’s best scheduled in calmer morning windows; cancellations are possible for bad weather and full refunds are available with 24‑hour notice. Guests should be in moderate physical condition and able to climb aboard and brace during fights. Respect the sea — handle fish for quick release when requested, and follow crew directions for safety. This trip is straightforward fishing: big‑ocean sights, purposeful work, and the raw reward of a hooked line beneath a Kauai sky.
Capacity varies, but this private four‑hour charter is run as a small group — confirm exact guest limits when booking.
For most guided recreational charters in Hawaii, the charter operator holds the commercial license; confirm with the operator if additional permits or licenses are required for guests.
The charter specializes in big‑game species: marlin, tuna, wahoo, and mahi mahi using trolling techniques.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; tours may be canceled by the operator in bad weather.
Blue Water Fishing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light slants across the Pacific and the 35‑foot Bertram cuts a steady wake from Nawiliwili Harbor. Salt blows against your cheeks, the fighting chair hums with promise, and Captain Harry — USCG licensed with 25 years guiding these waters — rigs lines for a four‑hour troll. The ocean feels alive, currents nudging the hull as birds dare you to follow.
Morning light slants across the Pacific and the 35‑foot Bertram cuts a steady wake from Nawiliwili Harbor. Salt blows against your cheeks, the fighting chair hums with promise, and Captain Harry — USCG licensed with 25 years guiding these waters — rigs lines for a four‑hour troll. The ocean feels alive, currents nudging the hull as birds dare you to follow.
Kauai is an ancient volcanic rim worn by waves; the island’s steep ridges feed nutrient-rich waters where big pelagics roam. Fishing is woven into local life here — a working tradition turned sport for visitors — and the charter’s method is classic trolling: keep moving, search the swell, let the fish find the spread.
Expect open-sea conditions, fast action when a strike happens, and an intimate crew-run setup rather than a luxury yacht. The boat includes a marine head and a heavy-duty fighting chair, useful for bluewater battles. Bottled water is supplied; pack sun protection, motion‑sickness remedies, and a small cooler for snacks if you want more than the provided water.
Practical notes: this private four‑hour tour suits anglers seeking marlin, tuna, wahoo, and mahi mahi. It’s best scheduled in calmer morning windows; cancellations are possible for bad weather and full refunds are available with 24‑hour notice. Guests should be in moderate physical condition and able to climb aboard and brace during fights. Respect the sea — handle fish for quick release when requested, and follow crew directions for safety. This trip is straightforward fishing: big‑ocean sights, purposeful work, and the raw reward of a hooked line beneath a Kauai sky.