Let’s go fishing

Captain Clayton Ching
Hallelujah Hou Fishing
PO Box 732
Kaunakakai HI 96748
(808) 336-1870
Email:
hallelujahhoufishing@hawaiiantel.net

Welcome to Hallelujah Hou Fishing

Hallelujah Hou Fishing with Captain Clay provides guided light tackle charter fishing and sport fishing adventures operating on Molokai, Hawaii. We provide fishing charters for experienced anglers, visitors, families, and locals, and specializing in fly fishing the flats for Bonefish on a flats skiff.  Deep sea fishing and light tackle bottom fishing charters are also available options on a larger 24 foot custom, twin engined, power catamaran.

A unique fishing experience is in store for you. No smelly diesel fumes to put up with or loud exhausts to compete with your conversation either. Just the soft hum of reliable four stroke outboards, so quiet that you almost forget that they are there, pushing you along on the beautiful blue Pacific Ocean.

Moloka’i. The name in itself lends to visions of blue oceans, sandy beaches, and pristine fringing reefs along the southern shore of the island and yes, most of all, FISH of all kind, depending on your taste buds and heart’s desires, available all along the island’s coastlines.  Of course flyfishing is 100% catch and release.

Eithon caught dinner!

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Ken Savage with a nice Papa (island Jack)

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Even Weke (goatfish) like my new fly with the circle hook!

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Ed Wiles landed his largest Bonefish today!

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Tibor Signature scored on this nice Bonefish today, one of four fish caught!

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New fly tied using a circle hook for the first time, enticed this pretty Omilu this morning

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Jim Mushovic with the look of success

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Hiro (from Japan) with his first Molokai Bonefish

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Perfect conditions

No wind blowing, absolutely textbook conditions for flyfishing!

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Ed Johnston landed his very first Bonefish

This is one of two Bonefish that Ed was able to land today, so exciting an accomplishment!

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