Ono (Wahoo)

If you're chasing Ono (Wahoo) near Kaneohe, you're in for a treat. This area offers access to productive offshore waters known for holding these fast-moving gamefish. The key to success lies in understanding the migratory patterns of Ono and the seasonal abundance of their preferred prey. Wahoo fishing in Kaneohe peaks during the summer and fall months (June-November) when water temperatures are warmer, and the fish are more active. Trolling is the most effective method, focusing on areas with underwater structure, drop-offs, and current breaks. Keep an eye out for birds diving, as this often indicates the presence of baitfish schools, which in turn attract Ono. A helpful tip is to check local fishing reports for recent sightings and preferred lure colors. The Kaneohe Bay boat ramp provides convenient access to the fishing grounds. Remember to troll at varying depths and speeds until you find what the fish are responding to.