For guests hoping to experience the excitement of Hawaiʻi’s legendary deep-sea fishing waters, Bite Me Sport Fishing offers unforgettable ocean adventures along the Kona Coast. Whether you’re an experienced angler or simply looking to enjoy a beautiful day on the water with family and friends, this excursion combines ocean scenery, local expertise, and the thrill of open-water fishing in one memorable outing.
It’s a wonderful option for guests who want to experience another side of the Big Island — one shaped by the rhythm of the Pacific Ocean and Kona’s world-renowned fishing grounds.
Bite Me Sport Fishing departs from Kailua-Kona, approximately 40 to 45 minutes from Hale Mele by car along the scenic Queen Kaʻahumanu Highway. Kona is widely known for its exceptional deep-sea fishing, attracting anglers from around the world thanks to the unique ocean conditions found just offshore.
The company operates a fleet of seven fishing boats and offers both private and shared charters for groups of varying sizes. Guests can expect a welcoming atmosphere designed for everyone from first-time anglers to experienced fishermen, as well as non-anglers simply wanting to enjoy time out on the ocean.
Before departure, captains and crew members introduce themselves and provide a short overview of the boat and fishing experience. Once underway, the crew begins setting lines and guests are encouraged to ask questions, learn about the fishing techniques, and participate as much or as little as they feel comfortable.
The experience focuses not only on fishing, but also on enjoying the beauty of Kona’s waters, the ocean breeze, and the anticipation that comes with being out at sea. Every day on the water is different, which is part of what makes the experience so memorable.
Some of the most unforgettable Big Island memories happen out on the water — surrounded by deep blue ocean, warm sun, and the excitement of what might appear beneath the surface. Bite Me Sport Fishing offers a chance to experience Kona’s ocean culture firsthand before returning home to the slower, peaceful comfort of Hale Mele at the end of the day.