Kona Tournaments — Fishing continues to hold steady along the Kona coast, in between cold fronts and bouts of north wind.

At least 15 blues over 500 pounds and 1 black estimated to have been 700+ were reported in January. February has generated back to back cold fronts which dropped heavy snow on Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa (down to the 9,000-foot level) but it made a few days “un-fishable”, which is a rarity here.

Except for a few days when the weather disrupted the current, the fish have been there in February too, but the final tally is not yet in. The largest reported so far this month was a 700 pounder on Kona Blue. There are lots of reports of multiple marlin days, with mixes of blues and stripeys.

Lazy Marlin Hunt

Entries are already coming in for the “new” Lazy Marlin Hunt scheduled for March 27 – 29 and anyone interested is encouraged to book your favorite boat and crew sooner than later for availability.

For an entry form paying with check, click here

To enter online with a credit card, click here

To go directly to the online registration system, click here

All the dates for the 2020 tourneys and cash/check entry forms are on the home page: konatournaments.com