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Very nice. I fished Molokai one time. Is there still only one stop light on the Island. We did OK on dolphin and wahoo a little offshore of the leprosy colony. That's a very dusty island. My wifes allergies were acting up so we left. I liked it. Very quiet and peaceful.
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nice fish - did you use a 10' rod for the extra casting distance?
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Mr. Bill: Actually no traffic lights at all.Did you fish there in the summer? Winter was too rough to go to the north side.
Bretabreaker: I only had the 10 footer with me, so that's what I used, the charter guys there don't do a lot of casting(whipping), so it's a bring your own tackle kind of thing. The extra distance didn't hurt though, just made it a little harder to deal with the fish at the boat.
Bretabreaker: I only had the 10 footer with me, so that's what I used, the charter guys there don't do a lot of casting(whipping), so it's a bring your own tackle kind of thing. The extra distance didn't hurt though, just made it a little harder to deal with the fish at the boat.
I was there in September. It was rough on the north side. I chartered a 31 bertram. This was about four or five years ago. The light was near the Post Office. I was told it was the only light on the island. Maybe, they got rid of it. They didn't need it anyway.
Most of the tourist that visit molokai are from the Hawaiian islands. It's their getaway from it all place without going to the mainland.
Most of the tourist that visit molokai are from the Hawaiian islands. It's their getaway from it all place without going to the mainland.
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