Stuart lands a monster in pristine conditions. This fish is even large by Hawaii standards.

Fishing the flats on Molokai, Dallas scores another fish.

Brad vacationing on Maui was trying to figure out how to sell the wife on letting him stay another day on Molokai. No go. He waded the shallows and hooked tailing bones. Also hooked a rare large GT on the flats for about 5 seconds.

Epic conditions to see tailing fish while fishing the flats on Molokai.

Client lands 1st bonefish on Molokai. Went on to hook 2 more. Great day on the flats.

Bozeman outfitter and guide Stuart Dominick adds another bone to his tally. Conditions on the flats were tough but fishing was great. Molokai was kind to Stuart.

Molokai Bone takes Dallas well into his backing.

Stuart walked into the “Pig Pen” and found this beauty. Days like this really makes you appreciate being on the flats on Molokai.

Bill attempts to keep the line high hoping to keep his bone from wrapping on a coral head. Some Hawaiian flats are loaded with obstacles and lifting the rod is often no enough. Always great to be connected to one of these Molokai bone fish.

Look for the Green Logs when walking the flats in Hawaii.  Most times they will start moving and be average sized Hawiian bones cruising the flats looking for a big meal.

Andy Kohler gets his first Hawaiian bonefish.  He went on to get 2 more of these beautiful specimens

"I have never had a bonefish take me into my backing" he said right before this pig tore through his fly line and made 2 more runs deep into his backing.  Welcome to Hawaii my friend.

Another average size Molokai bonefish landed on the fly.

Fat fish. Measured 30 X 17

Robert worked hard for this fish!  His first Hawaiian Bone as well as his 1st Molokai Bone.

Dan found this fish tailing in the shallows.  2 casts later he was tight on this one.  

Robert put his time in and got the hook up he was looking for.  He deserved it.

Pristine days such as this are cherished. We usually find some wind in Hawaii and on the flats.

7 lbs. Average for Molokai. What a great average it is!

Jeff spent the day on Molokai.  He had never caught a bone.  Luck was with him and a little skill and he stuck 2 and landed 1.

Marty Sheppard landed a nice little Jack.  Not the target species.  Fun none the less.  Marty liked it.

Idylwilde Hawaii launches at the Molokai wharf, the center of the action on the island.. People come to enjoy the sunset, fish, socialize, see the boats come and go, paddle canoes.

Jeff putting the wood to a fresh Molokai Bonefish first thing in the morning.

Bill strikes a casual stance while this bone takes him well into his backing. No much to do but hang on and hope they don’t hit coral.

Marty wades after some tailing bones on the flats of Molokai. The tails will draw you in and take you for a long walk before you realize what happened.