This ono was caught by Uncle J, a local Maui fisherman who likes to fish by kayak. I first met Uncle J at a local event where we talked story and shared our love of Hawaiian fish and fishing. Soon after, he asked me to print this beautiful ono for him. The first of many fish to come! I […]
It is said to be the favorite fish of King Kamehameha III (reigned 1825-1854).
Nabeta are highly prized by fishermen and when they are caught, they are shared among friends and eaten immediately. They are rarely seen in markets or on restaurant menus.
Healthy reefs and abundant native fish populations are a top priority. Every month, a portion of my proceeds are donated to local, non-profit organizations that are dedicated to marine conservation. I support the following organizations and encourage others to learn more about ocean conservation:
