Sportfishing
in Hawaii
Book Your Charter
Private
- Up to 6 Guests
- 1/2 DAY – 4 HOURS
Private
- Up to 6 Guests
- 3/4 Day – 6 HOURS
Private
- Up to 6 Guests
- FULL DAY – 8 HOURS
Shared
- Per Person
- 1/2 DAY – 4 HOURS
Shared
- Per Person
- FULL DAY – 8 HOURS
Celebrating America’s 250th
world-class big game fishing
on Oahu
Play N Hooky Sportfishing is your go to deep sea charter boat company when visiting Oahu. Step aboard our classic 41′ Hatteras Flybridge Sportfishing Vessel powered by twin 380 HP Cummins engines and built for world-class big game fishing in Hawaii. With a smooth-riding deep-V hull, spacious cockpit, air-conditioned salon, and top-of-the-line Penn International tackle, she’s an icon on Oahu’s South Shore—refitted for even greater speed, safety, and performance. At the helm is Captain Teoni Black, born and raised on Oahu, who has spent his life fishing Hawaiian waters and beyond. From growing up chasing Mahi, Tuna, and Ono, to commercial fishing in Alaska, to years of deep sea sportfishing back home, Captain Teoni brings unmatched experience and a lifelong passion for the ocean.
Hawaii
Fishing
“exceeded our expectations” ~ Ken (Nov 2025)
Hawaii waters are rich with life. We catch a wide variety of fish like Pacific Blue Marlin, Black Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna (Ahi), Mahi Mahi, Striped Marlin Spear Fish, Wahoo and many other big game fish. At times, you may encounter a variety of pelagic fish along with whales, dolphins, porpoises, monk seals, and sea turtles. Seabirds frequently swoop in to feed on small fish, shrimp, and squid as our target species chase them toward the surface. It’s an incredible opportunity to witness the ocean’s circle of life firsthand in these fishing grounds.
The Hawaiian Islands sit in the heart of the Central Pacific, a remote volcanic chain located thousands of miles from any major continent. As you depart Kewalo Harbor, the ocean floor drops off rapidly — within minutes, you’ll be fishing in waters more than 1,200 feet deep. On most days, we’re out over 3,000 to 9,000 feet of water, surrounded by the true open-ocean environment that makes Hawaii’s deep-sea fishing so exceptional.
Celebrating America’s 250th
