Photos of Recent Encounters

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Whale Watching and Sport Fishing Excursions from

Honokohau Harbor, Kona, Hawaii

A double pec wave from 4-juvenile Humbacks buzzing the boat

Early Season - "Hello, we're back!", from the Humpys

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This Arizona family fought and released a 250# Marlin and had fresh Ono for dinner.

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This is a Whale Shark, which is a slow filter feeding shark that is the largest living fish species often growing to 40' or longer. Whale Sharks are usually solitary and rarely seen in groups unless feeding at locations with an abundance of food.

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Lucky ladies catch a 30 lb Ono while whale watching

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A family whale watching excursion with sightings of pilot whales and dolphins. Caught 2-Ono, and caught & released a 150 lb Marlin!

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This is a juvenile Humpback whale (his buddy is nearby) that really enjoyed our encounter. Here he is 'spy hopping' to get a good look at us - he did this for about 10 minutes!

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Same juvenile Humpy doing mock mating behavior with us... practicing for when he becomes a big boy.

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October trip with dolphins, juvenile whale shark, and 30lb Mahi Mahi!

Whale Sounds

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Photos in our Harbor and along the Kona Coast

Outrigger canoe paddler gets a lift from our wake out of Honokohau Harbor

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A Juvenile Humpback bubble-blasting us.

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Humpback whale mother with baby.

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An endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal taking a snooze.

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Green Sea Turtles

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Bottlenose Dolphins

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Kona Sunrise

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Whale Tail

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Spinner

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Female Pilot Whale

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