How to fish for Ulua and Omilu Island Style, "The Wall" at Waikiki beach, Hawaii

I just had breakfast feeling good about the previous day catching the trumpet fish. Ready to go fishing and greet the day. I made my way to "The Wall" in Waikiki and to my surprise a local fisherman was fighting a big Omilu.

This was the first time I've ever seen a bluefin trevally live which can get to 20 - 30 pounds. They are fast moving and predatory fish who are more active in early morning or late evening as soon as the sun touches the water. They are just like their cousin the white GT trevally (Ulua) which can get to 150 lbs.

I realized on the islands most local fisherman don't require expensive gear to catch fish. They just know how. No G-Loomis, Lamiglas, and expensive reel setup unless your an avid Ulua angler. Congrats to braddah Paul for being so calm and confident. Landing the fish took skill and strategy. You could tell this was not his first rodeo.

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My Equipment:
Rod and reel - Eagle Claw Rod (Pack it) - 4 pcs , paired with Daiwa Fuego 3000c, 20 lb Braid main line

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