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Get some fish tacos. Poipu is a really nice beach. Hanalei is nice too if you're on the north side. Lots of chickens there. You can hike the Na Pali coast for days. Kauai is a pretty chill, laid back place. Lots of good food and live music in every little bar. Bring a fly rod if ya want and toss a streamer in the Wailua river.
Last time we went into took my bow.. think it was so $100 for a license. Rented a jeep and went up in the hills and hunted goats and pigs.. they work the edge of the canyon and the trails are fun to hike.. little scarry seeing sign of big Pigs when your on a tight trail..
Quote from: skipjack on March 01, 2017, 08:45:14 AMLast time we went into took my bow.. think it was so $100 for a license. Rented a jeep and went up in the hills and hunted goats and pigs.. they work the edge of the canyon and the trails are fun to hike.. little scarry seeing sign of big Pigs when your on a tight trail..Pretty sure in my case that won't work out. The wifey is getting her vacation time with me after a fall of me hunting 4 states so hunting is out.
Are the chickens wild? We are staying on the north end of the island at the Westin. We really like local restaurants and markets and things like that
There is a ton of fantastic hiking there bring your boots, and hiking poles. I have had some of the best fish in my life in kauai, and none of it was expensive. Look for hole in the wall local joints instead of tourist traps. Snorkel at tunnels beach it is absolutely amazing. Sent from my E6782 using Tapatalk
Good plan on the optics! I'll take them for sure. I don't have any of my own fishing gear but maybe I can convince the wife that I should do a charter one day.
Put her on the plane with a friend then we can go get mauled by griz in Wyoming. That's what you guys should do.
Quote from: BULLBLASTER on March 01, 2017, 08:43:52 PMGood plan on the optics! I'll take them for sure. I don't have any of my own fishing gear but maybe I can convince the wife that I should do a charter one day. Be aware that most charters in HI you basically get to pay a bunch for the privilege of being a commercial fisherman for the day. The boat owns the fish that are caught. Most boats will cut enough off a fillet for each customer to have enough for dinner that night, but the rest of the fish gets sold and the money is kept by the boat. So, don't expect to be sending home a big cooler of fish to fill up your freezer, even if you luck into a bounty of dorado, wahoo, or even a marlin.