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Inshore Fishing: Guided inshore saltwater fishing for redfish, snook, tarpon, and flounder.

Inshore Fishing · Hawaii

Inshore Fishing in Hawaii

9 guides across Hawaii. Ratings, hours, contact details and a map for each, all in one place.

Named bays and channels

404

Rated 4.5+ on Google

6 of 9

Cities

5

Most in Honolulu (3), Haleiwa (2), Lahaina (2)

Best season

Year-round

At a glance

Highest rated on Google

Ranked by Google rating, then by number of reviews, across all 9 guides listed in Hawaii.

GuideCityRating
Pearl Fishing OahuHaleiwa5.063 Google reviews
Lucky Lass Haleiwa ChartersHaleiwa5.050 Google reviews
Green Island ChartersKihei5.044 Google reviews
Captain Jim Sportfishing Honolulu LLCHonolulu4.9146 Google reviews
Automatic Sport FishingLahaina4.9110 Google reviews
Maui Fun ChartersWailuku4.887 Google reviews
Fish MauiLahaina4.162 Google reviews
Blue Ocean HawaiiHonolulu4.098 Google reviews

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Inshore Fishing guides in Hawaii

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Inshore water in Hawaii

Named bays in Hawaii
366
Channels
38
NOAA tide stations
32

Source: USGS Geographic Names Information System.

Tide stations: NOAA CO-OPS.

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