Beauty and the Beasts: The Art and Craft of Hawaiis Big Game Lures By Jim Harrold If you ever venture on a Kona sportfishing charter, youll likely note that the fanciful handcrafted lures trolled behind the boat dont look anything like common bait for ono, mahimahi, ahi, and marlin
Its futuristic design and protective features stand out, though its larger size may be less convenient for light everyday use
For a reel, anything from the 1000 to 2500 size works, but I recommend sticking with a 2000 size spinner
We love the attention to detail too - it has card slots and even 2 pen loops to organise your essentials
You can unscrew the sturdy extended pole to use a compact net to scoop up fish that are close, say, from a kayak or small boat
Consider either the 6 or 7 spinning rods that range from 4-12 lbs giving you that lightweight feel to aid in the accuracy of your casting