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Nearshore Fish |
Weight |
Angler |
Location |
Date |
Aweoweo (Priacanthus meeki) |
1.90-lbs |
Lundie Fleming |
Kapalua, Maui |
6/20/20 |
Good Morning HFN Gang,
The other morning when I was kayak fishing on the west side of Maui in about 50 feet of water, I caught a few menpachis before the sun came up.
As the sun got pretty high in the sky the bite stopped, and then about 20 minutes later I hooked into this one. It was fighting enough that I thought it was a small papio or omilu. Super shocked when I got it on the surface and it was a bomber 'aweowe.
![](images/records/nearshore/613-aweoweo.jpg)
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