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What can you do when the fish don’t want to bite?

February 23, 2014 By Scott Leave a Comment

Some days the fish bite on every cast.  Other days you seem to be casting into a vast wasteland.  What can you do when the fish aren’t cooperating?

  • Change your bait/lure
  • Drop down to lighter line
  • Move around to more fishy locations; conditions may have moved the fish out of the spot you normally catch them
  • If possible, put on a mask and snorkel and see what’s going on underwater
  • Salvage the day by catching the less glamorous fish like triggerfish, palani, po’opaa (rockfish), hinalea, mamo, kupipi, etc

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