Fishing in Hawaii public spots, conditions & reports
4 of 8worth the trip today
Mostly giant trevally today. Each spot is scored for whatever is in season and biting best there.
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Every Hawaii spot
8 public spots, best first. Each is scored for whatever is in season and biting best there.
81° water · 10 mph wind · incoming tide
81° water · 7 mph wind · incoming tide
81° water · 10 mph wind · incoming tide
81° water · 9 mph wind · incoming tide
83° water · 8 mph wind · incoming tide
81° water · 10 mph wind · incoming tide
The state report
Hawaii DLNR Aquatic Resources hasn’t published one we can date.
Licenses and rules
Rules for what people fish for here
- Giant trevally10" minimum · 20 a dayUlua and pāpio: 10" minimum, 20 a day of all ulua and pāpio species combined (non-commercial); 16" minimum for sale. No closed season.Open · Hawaii · verified Oct 23, 2026 · source
- Bonefish14" minimum · no daily limitʻŌʻio: 14" minimum statewide, no bag limit and no closed season. Marine life conservation districts and fishery management areas have their own rules.Open · Hawaii · verified Oct 23, 2026 · source
Limits differ by water. Each spot page shows the limits for its own water.
What’s biting in Hawaii
Species people fish for at Hawaii spots, and how many of those spots are worth the trip for them today.
Giant trevallyCaranx ignobilis
BonefishAlbula glossodontaAbout fishing in Hawaii
Hawaii's 8 public access points span Hawaiian waters, across 2 counties. Across them, the species anglers most often target are Giant Trevally and Bonefish. Each is scored live on water temperature, tide, moon phase, barometric pressure, and weather. Always confirm current size, creel, and season limits with the Hawaii state fishery agency before keeping fish — we flag any species whose regulations we haven't yet verified.
8 public access points across 0 water bodies. Data from NOAA, NWS, USGS, and Hawaii DLNR Aquatic Resources.