Thanks for sharing brother

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Thank You Brother 🤙

I think it’s a great idea! I can’t wait to see the additional direction of the channel! Ehhhh and thank you!!! My kids were going nuts seeing you in the shirt talking about their dad. That definitely made my day! Thanks Joe!!!

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Right on … mahalo again. And I should get more whipping done if I go from shore and do the survival style

Wow! Great video. In the military, before we enter a building we clear all weapons and do a check. Maybe a good idea to do that before getting in a boat! Do you keep Gorilla Tape or Flex Seal Tape handy for emergency patching?

Hahaha the convo with braddah turtle was hilarious. Another great vid, thanks.

Aloha Joe I enjoy watching your videos. Have a great fishing and cooking season

Nice catch and good looking spread. Can never go wrong with the popcorn crispy tako 💯

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Mahalo, and hope to fish with you later

I really enjoyed watching your party…. Got me laughing Happy new year!!

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Thanks again, I’m stoked you liked my vid. You are now apart of the ON FIRE Family 🙌🏻

Get those Octo

Nice size takos....good job!!! Solid catch on the palani...great catches!!

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Thanks again for watching. Glad you liked it

sorry about your boat… but wat a nice haul guys! hanapaa!

Aloha Braddah Joe. Watching from Vegas I so jealous haha happy new year 🤙🏽

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Mahalo…. Do you know my friend Allyn Muranaka? He been there for a while but we both grad from Kauai High in 1997 though lol

@Kauaibanga

6 ай бұрын

@@onfirefishinghawaii no but I grad Kauai high 2005🤙🏽

Tell unko no stand on coral, doing da boat and reef dirty

@ziggybender9125

6 ай бұрын

But walking the reef with torches at extreme low tides is ancient practice.

@dapocho

6 ай бұрын

@@ziggybender9125exactly ancient. We’re smarter now!

Happy 🎊 new 🎉year Joe

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Mahalo Frank, Hope you had a great holiday season

Ah hahahaa! You can always rely on me and Gav for entertainment.

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

You know that 🤙🙌🏻

Eh Joe, nice catch n cook! Not gonna lie, had my mouth watering watching you guys fry up that popcorn tako!! Btw, what was that Korean dish that looked like chili? And what was the name of that energy drink?

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Mahalo. Glad you liked the vid. The korean dish was called Tteokbokki- its a popular Korean food made from small cylinder shaped rice cakes.Its coated with gochujang or ganjang.

Spin-off please 😁👍🏽

How sustainable is it to take so many octopus from the same area? It would be a shame to deplete the entire area and preventing them from mating for the future.

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, I’m glad that you care so much to consider that. All those octopus weren’t taken from one spot. We dove for over 5 hours covering areas far apart. And as for myself I release 60-70 %of the ones I find.

@carmenwithoutborders

6 ай бұрын

Happy to hear this! Thanks for looking out for the marine ecosystem.

I'd say main thing is you have some fun with the content you're making aka starving might not be needed. Using fresh ingredients in catch n cook recipes is already a popular niche, you miss out on a lot of views by not adding catch n cook to the title. It's not selling out if it's honest and is just a good way for people who like this kind of content to find it with the search bar.

@onfirefishinghawaii

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info, I’ll make sure to add it in

Not cool. I don't know, octopus to kill, octopus is not an animal to kill