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Braddah did good on cranking um in! Choke line was out…good going on getting um in the boat…🤙🏾

Good going bro

Big one! Awesome footage!

Good going captain from Ohana H

Nice one!

Ho, that guy must've been dying!! lol So what was the weight?

Wow! Brada was cranking'em long time! Choke ono kine smoke marlin! I was on the edge of my seat! 🙌

Thanks for sharing this adventure!

solid video. did this hundred times but you always learn something new watching somebody else do their own ways

Po, do you have extended tongue or no?

I appreciate this, always wanted to know how guys solo launch and land their boats. You got some good back down skills! Also appreciated that you spotted the kayaker and slowed down and didn't wake him -- I kayak there sometimes. :-) I'm always worried boats don't see us if they're setting, clearing lines and not looking forward. Keep these educational videos coming, mahalo!

This video was interesting, but it was really hard to hear what you were saying.

Hey po! Just wondering how long your outriggers, and did you add the antennas to the boat?

Do you not spray down the trailer after launch? It’s something I always did but don’t really see guys doing it on UA-cam.

Liked n Subscribed from Alaska my braddah. Nice to see the setup too. I would like to hear you doing a voice-over, explaining the setup outriggers trolling pattern setup etc without the wind. Back n forth with between voice over and actual video sound would be good. Love Na Leo, but was a little distracting, music overlay would be cool, if can, if no can, no biggy Only meant to be positive n helpful. Good luck, n tight lines.

Good stuff po

👍🏽🤙🏽

You make your Launch and dock look so easy.

Nice Catch.🤙🤙

This build puts my Dauntless 15 to shame. Nice job rigging this Whaler for the big fish.

Wow, nice one!

Was wondering how you launch and dock by yourself, one day I'll try it to. Thanks for sharing! See you out there ,Ivan

Good seeing you out there yesterday Capt Po (aka Da Marlin Slayer). I still can’t believe that otaru hit a 9” lure, must’ve been really HUNGRY! 😂. Mahalo for sharing and stay safe out there!

You think the 150 montauk can handle pretty rough waters?

Right on po! Thanks, and nice size otaru you got🤙🏽

Good going

Aloha po🤙🏽 next time you go fishing if you can ,can you show us how you put the manu-o-Ku on the trailer and off thanks if can🤙🏽

Miss my dauntless 13. One day during retirement I’ll get a montauk 15.

Enjoy your life fishing bruddah!!! How's it. Watched a few of your fishing videos and enjoyed them. Like how your laid back, and enjoy going holo holo. Born and raised in Hawaii in 1960 growing up in our beach house at Ehukai Beach/Pipeline, I've been surfing and diving and freedive spearfishing and deep sea fishing most of my life in the Islands. I've been commercial fishing 40+ years from the Big island all the way up to midway island in the northwestern Hawaiian islands. Had several boats over the years, as a captain and owner operator. I moved to the big island, Kona, in 1980, after spending my summer's in kona fishing on my 13 ft. Boston whaler from 75-79 before I finished high school. In the early 80's, I got my dream small boat, it was the 9th Force 30 out of the mold, custom built for me to my specs in Hilo, so I could start full time commercial fishing . I didn't fish kona commercialy much, but based out of Honokohau harbor, and did regular 4-5 day and night long fishing trips to the rough trade winds exposed waters off the remote areas of the Big island where few people fished. It's been an incredible life living my dream, and seeing the most incredible wild places and fishing in places that are amazing, but extremely rough, which I loved!!!! I fished alone all the time, and loved the challenge of it and catching huge fish by myself!! Growing up deep sea fishing on Hawaiian sampans off Oahu, mostly trolling as a kid, my dream was to move to kona and fish commercialy full time, and to explore and go on fishing trips all around the big island, as it's got world class fishing and though Oahu is really good, the Big island was mecca, especially for big ahi fishing. I was a permit holder to commercial fish the leeward isles for many years on a few larger boats I've owned, and primarily was bottom fishing. It was incredible back in the day, and it must be full of so much fish now, it's likely as good or much better now since it's a sanctuary and there's been no fishing for decades now. We used to monitor it for the illegal foreign fishing vessels and let the coast guard know when we'd see them up there,and they'd send a C-130 out to bust them! I just fear that with no boats allowed to fish up there anymore, that there's foreign boats illegal fishing it and it's really too bad. With properly managed fishing by a few local Hawaiian boats and captains who don't hit the same spots too often, like we used to and carefully take and then let places rest, like the ancient Hawaiians did with the kapu system so they replenish and stay healthy, it could be safeguarded from foreign boats, and provide all that awesome eating fish like paka, onaga etc!!! Love to eat fish like paka and gindai etc, and give plenty away to the ohana and friends!!! I'm 64 now, so I'm pretty much retired from hardcore commercial fishing, but loved doing it being out at sea so much, when I was young and the decades I fished my Force 30 all over the big island especially were the best back then!!!! Just wanted to say Aloha to another local fisherman, as we see and do amazing things over the years spent doing what we love! God bless brah. D.L.

Awesome video always enjoy watching!

Howzit Paul! Eh Bula!!

What kind of boat is that

Nice work

Nice catch! Thanks for sharing, always enjoyable to watch your vids.....Ivan

cheee!!

On the new sled!!! Nice action

Good job unks glad to see u guys stick dis one Chee Hoo 🤙🏽

this is real content mate, just subscribed

Good Job Po 🙌 the marlin slayer strikes again 🍻🤙🤙

Woow can I come I'm in Honolulu currently?

@boofdawg8084, I dunno why I dont' see your comment here but mahalos for the tip will try it.🤙

Dam if you ever need a helping hand or buddy. Im game

Nice Catch.

Thanks for sharing 👍 🤙🏼🤙🏼😊

🍒 💯✨🤙🏾👊🏾🏝️💪🏾

Awesome!

Nice Catch on a Beautiful day.

Nice fish, good job 🤙🏽

So I fish off Atlantic city NJ solo in a 17ft custom skiff I built and I take it usually about 50 miles offshore for tuna, Mahi, wahoo etc. There's absolutely no need to run tackle that big in a small boat like yours no matter how big of fish you are chasing. Most fish you'll be reeling your boat to the fish. I've gotten 300lb bluefin using 20s and 30s with not a single issue. You could tow your boat with 30lb line 😆

Thought you was throwing the fish on your dash…😂 Brah, you got that boat dialed in for 1 man!