Oahu Fishing Charters

Welcome to Mahea B Sportfishing

Oahu has something for everyone. Shopping in Waikiki, history in Pearl Harbour and also the greatest way to spend your day -- fishing charters. On the calm, leeward side of the island, the Mahea B will take you out to the best fishing grounds for Marlin, Ahi (Yellow Fin Tuna), Mahi Mahi, Ono (Wahoo) and more.

The Mahea B is a great vessel with a full fishing fitout as well as flat screen TVs, air conditioning and two spacious staterooms. Comfortably sleeping 6, this 47 ft Viking Sportfisher is ideal for fishing or cruising along the Oahu coast, taking in the spectacular views of the Makua valley and it's rich history from the ocean.

Powered by twin 800 hp diesels, we have enough power to get where ever the fish are running and we leave early enough to ensure a full day of fishing. We provide water, wine, beer, soda and breakfast/lunch, or you can bring along your own and store it all in our refrigerator on board.

With fishing gear ranging from 30 to 130lbs and a competent and experienced crew led by USCG certified Captain Hugh Foster, you'll be well equipped to hook that big fish you've always wanted. Captain Foster knows where the fish are and has been involved in fishing since he was old enough to hold a rod. Both his Father and Brother also run charter operations. We run Shimano 50s, 80s and 130s and also offer Accurate 130s if that's your preference. Bottom line is we have the experience and the right gear to land the big fish.

The Mahea B is based out of the magnificent Ko Olina Marina and offers, 1/2, 3/4 or full day charters. The half day charters are for 4 hours from 5am, and we also offer an afternoon start. The 3/4 day charters are for 6 hours, again from 5am and also with an afternoon start. Finally, the full day charters are 8 hours with both an early morning and afternoon start. We are flexible with start times and all charters are for a maximum of 6 people.

The prices are $950 for 1/2 day, $1100 for 3/4 day and $1300 for a full day charter. We look forward to seeing you on the Oahu waters and hope that your "catch of the day" makes it into both our catch report and photos section.