Chupu response: “How is Marlin fishing the first week of January?
Hmmm. Let’s look into the crystal ball…… sorry we’re fishermen not fortune tellers. Marlin’s come and go all year long. That’s why it’s called “fishing” and not “catching”. Typically December and January are the 2 slowest months for fishing in Hawaii. BUT lots of very large Marlin have been caught at that time of year too. You just never know. One thing is for sure, you can’t catch a Marlin if you don’t go Marlin fishing. If you decide to book a trip we will give it 110% effort to catch you a Marlin or any other fish that crosses our path! If you have any other questions, please let us know. Aloha, Chupu Charters John’s reply:Interesting how one can read on the website about how you and your crew were so interested in providing a great trip and yet you can be so rude when asked for information. The good news for us is there are lots of other charter operators in Hawaii. Chupu’s reply:Sportfishing isn’t only about the fish that you catch it’s also about the overall experience. Regar
