Kailua-Kona Fishing Reports

Real-Time Updates from Konadice Sportfishing

At Konadice Sportfishing, our fishing reports provide the latest insights on conditions in the Kailua-Kona waters. We share firsthand updates on water temperature, current flows, and bait activity gathered directly from our daily charters. These details help anglers know where to focus their efforts, whether chasing blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, mahi mahi, or ono.

Our reports also highlight recent catches and seasonal patterns, giving you a clear picture of what species are most active and where. From deep-sea hotspots to nearshore action, we cover the best locations and fishing methods for every skill level. With up-to-date weather conditions and tide information, you’ll be ready to plan a productive and enjoyable fishing trip.

By relying on Konadice Sportfishing’s expert knowledge and experience, you gain valuable insights that increase your chances of success on the water. Our fishing reports aim to keep you informed, inspired, and prepared for an unforgettable Kona fishing experience.

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Mothers Day fishing memories on the water fishing report coverpicture

March 24, 2026

Kailua - Maui, HI Fishing Report on 24th Mar, 2026 - 1

Happy Mother’s Day!

Overnight trip stacks blues yellowfin and ono haul fishing report coverpicture

March 24, 2026

Kailua - Maui, HI Fishing Report on 24th Mar, 2026 - 2

Stack’em! Overnight down south Couple blues nice yellow few pieces ono! Gotta go when no more charters.

Colorado Joe crew lands blues, ahi and spearfish haul fishing report coverpicture

March 24, 2026

Kailua - Maui, HI Fishing Report on 24th Mar, 2026 - 3

Ya Colorado joe his son greas’em Johnny and friends back in town. 2-5 blues 3 ahi 6 Spearfish great times Back for skins in July.

Big Island Bites Are On: May Action Heating Up Offshore Kailua-Kona fishing report coverpicture

May 24, 2025

Kailua - Maui, HI Fishing Report on 24th May, 2025

Kona’s offshore waters are heating up both in temperature and activity. Water temps are hovering around 80°F, and pelagic species are responding. Anglers are seeing consistent action on skipjack tuna (aku) along the 1,000- to 1,500-fathom lines, with fish averaging 20 to 30 pounds. These bait-rich areas are drawing in bigger predators—blue marlin have been spotted regularly, with several fish in the 150- to 300-pound range caught and released in the past week. Trolling smaller lures near the bait schools has been productive, and the yellowfin tuna (ahi) are beginning to show in decent numbers, especially during the mid-morning bite. A few quality ahi in the 60- to 90-pound class were landed offshore by patient crews working deeper lines. The mixed-species bite remains solid closer to the ledges. Mahi mahi are still around in good numbers, with several boats bringing in fish up to 35 pounds. South of the airport along “Ono Lane,” the wahoo (ono) bite has picked up again, with fish in the 25- to 40-pound range hitting high-speed trolled lures along the drop-offs. Shortbill spearfish are also making appearances, especially on lighter tackle setups. Weather conditions have been favorable, with calm seas and light trades making for smooth rides and efficient drifts. This time of year offers Kona’s classic variety and the chance to hook into a true trophy.

Kailua Kona Fishing Report fishing report coverpicture

June 25, 2024

Kona Coast State Park - Hawaii, HI Fishing Report on 25th Jun, 2024

Had an incredible time fishing in Kailua-Kona! Everyone enjoyed the trip and picked up some new skills. Don’t miss out on this amazing experience—book your Kailua-Kona Fishing Charters now!