FEATURED LOCATION: Undisclosed
FEATURED SPECIES: Surge Wrasse (Hou), Blue Trevally (Omilu), Blackspot Sergeant (Kupipi), Giant Trevally (Ulua).
Part 1 of 2.
LGF Hall-Of-Famer Chad Kosinski and his ohana (family) hosts a weekend for fishing fun!
These guys make everything look too easy. And they have the most beautiful ocean backyard anyone could wish for.
Everyone gets involved: Surge Wrasse and Blackspot Sergeant are caught for bait. First strike of the day produces a good sized Blue Trevally for dinner. Second strike was a swing and a miss. Third strike yielded a catch and release GT!
Can't beat island living!
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