Big Island

Kona, Hawaii Scuba Diving and Fishing – Some of the Best Hawaii Has to Offer

One if the things I love most about living on the Big Island is the fishing and scuba diving!

The water on the Kona Coast is mostly calm, which makes for favorable fishing and diving conditions about 300+ days a year; locals call it “Lake Kona.”

Dive Sites

There are dive sites up and down the coast. My favorite diving sites are found on the south end of the island. There, you can dive ridges, walls, and lava tubes. When underwater you will frequently see octopus, eels, manta rays, and white tip reef sharks.

My most memorable fish catch was a 65 pound sail fish! I can proudly say that this fish was so memorable it was actually published in the Kona Fishing Chronicles book written by Jim Rizzuto, volume 9.10.

For more information about living the Hawaii Life on the Big Island, contact me.

Comments (0) Show CommentsHide Comments (Remember)

Cool. Add your comment...

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Leave your opinion here. Please be nice. Your Email address will be kept private, this form is secure and we never spam you.

More Articles from Hawaii Life

Architecture Arts and Culture Beachfront Big Island Buying Advice Condos Conservation For Sale Hawaii Island Home Improvement Lifestyle Luxury Market Intelligence Market Trends Marketing Maui Military Molokai Mortgage Moving Moving To Hawaii New Developments New Listing Ocean View Oceanfront

North Kauaʻi Real Estate: What Buyers Should Watch in Hanalei & Princeville

A buyer can drive from Princeville to Hanalei in a matter of minutes, but the real estate decisions on either …