The “Nalani L” is a 25-ft. Radon, powered by twin Yamaha GAS engines. Manufactured right here on Kauai at Lightnin Fiberglass and made for island waters.
She sits low to the water resulting in less rock and roll and more stability. Designed with a wider work area in back, bigger fish boxes and live bait well.
A new addition to our family. The Waiokeola meaning “water of life” is a 27ft Radon powered by twin Yamaha GAS engines.
“Great experience! Tyler and Josh were fantastic ! We started our 4 hr trip looking for Tuna, but no luck. Determined to get some fish, they almost went to bottom fishing. Got the gear out and then BAM! Mahi Mahi!! After that we got on some Wahoo (aka Ono)! Talk about a great time with my dad and son! First time in Kauai and first time fishing in the Pacific. Unlike many charters they shared a great portion of the fish caught. Josh and Tyler made sure we had a blast and dinner! Hope we go again sometime. Buy a cool shirt from their mom.”
via Google Reviews
“Best fishing charter we have ever done. I mean, a lot of the reviewers have said it before, but Capt. Terry is a class act. This was one of the best experiences we had on Kauai! We have fished in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, but nothing is like fishing a warm climate at dawn, barefoot. Highly recommend taking the time to do this charter during your trip. We caught way more fish than we could possibly have eaten, but had a ton of fun. Terry’s boat is 100. All of his gear is immaculate. I was seriously so impressed with the thoughtful layout and preparation.”
via TripAdvisor
“Just what we expected. A boat and good crew. We did the 4.5 hour morning trip. 30 minutes after leaving the dock and we were in 6000′ of water catching small yellowtail. After an hour of yellowtail and skip jacks we headed back towards shore for the larger yellowtail, Called Ahi in Hawaii. We got lucky and caught one about 135 lbs. Not an everyday occurrence, but we found one.
The crew were twins, the owner’s sons. They have two almost identical boats. Dad ran one, the boys ran the other.
The boats are basic fishing boats. For fishing. Not for mom and the kids to sit around and eat chips. No couch, just fish. The waves were very big, but the boat and crew handled them well. It helped knowing we were only going 6 miles offshore, within sight of land.
Can’t wait to go again next year. My 13 year old loved it. We brought home 6 fillets and had poke the same day for lunch.”
via Yelp