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State Lake/River/Res. Month Time Water Temp H2O Clarity (inches) Lure(s) Structure Depth Weather Air Temp. Comments HAWAII Hawall JANUARY AM 100'S 3 snale bonnets 1000 hot 109 fun for fishing HAWAII lake wilson JANUARY Mid ?? ?? poppers blow downs     80's i have been catching some nice bass and tucs for a while now average tuc about 4 pounds average bass about 2 pounds HAWAII Lake Wilson (Wahiawa Res.) AUGUST All Day 80'S 36 jerk baits, Sluggos, Senkos, spinner baits. shoreline structure 0 to 3 feet cloudy/light rain 80's Peacock bass guarding schools of babies. Hard to trick them into biting. Some tukes still spawning. A few peacock schooling and chasing shad.... hit or miss. Red devil are very aggressive. Some small bass. HAWAII Lake Wilson JUNE All Day 80'S 36 Small White streamer flys and nymphs shoreline (general) 1 to 3 feet sunny 88 Caught well over 100 Red Devils. A few small peacock and largemouth bass to 2 pounds. HAWAII Lake Wilson, Honolulu MAY All 80 48 chartruse Road Runners beds 1 to 2 feet patrly sunny 85 Peacock bass still on beds. Some very aggressive, others just swim away. Seeing a lot more free swimming fish. HAWAII Lake Wilson Honolulu APRIL TIME DEGREES F.   white, 4" senko and chartruse/white streamer flys. shoreline (general) 0 to 2 feet Clear to partly cloudy 80's Pre-spawn Peacock bass very aggressive. (3 to 5 pound size) Fantastic action. HAWAII Lake Wilson, Hawaii APRIL PM 70'S   live bait, lures, flys shoreline (general) 0 to3 feet sunny 80's Seeing all size peacock bass. Not biting anything. Red Devils are still very aggressive and fun on light tackle. HAWAII Lake Wilson, Hawaii JANUARY PM 70'S   anything in the box shoreline (general) 0 to 3 feet sunny 80's Big Red Devils are attacking anything in the tackle box. Wild action on light tackle. HAWAII Stone-dam, kilauea stream, Kauai MARCH PM ?? 40 frog colored Skitter pop, frog colored wooden popper brush (submerged) 6 foot brush adjacent to deep water overcast 80's Mainly North side of pond Not biting anything except topwaters. Adjacent to deep water was best.Fished a narrow deep lake that gets shallower as you go upstream from the dam. Best bites were in timber adjecent to deep water. Tried all types of lures. Not a bite on anything except poppers. Caught 3 bass. Lost a few and many missed/short strikes but all from small fish. HAWAII Stone-dam, kilauea stream, Kauai MARCH PM ?? 40 frog colored Skitter pop, frog colored wooden popper brush (submerged) 6 foot brush adjacent to deep water overcast 80's Mainly North side of pond Not biting anything except topwaters. Adjacent to deep water was best.Fished a narrow deep lake that gets shallower as you go upstream from the dam. Best bites were in timber adjecent to deep water. Tried all types of lures. Not a bite on anything except poppers. Caught 3 bass. Lost a few and many missed/short strikes but all from small fish. HAWAII Lake Wilson, Hawaii MARCH Mid 70'S 12 Fly Fishing, streamer flys.... yellow/gold, and silver shoreline (general) 0 to 2 feet Sunny 70's Peacock bass and largemouth bass are geting more active as the water temp. reaches 78 degrees. Peacocks like sun shine and hot water. Lots of action with fish in the one to two pound range. Even some 3 pounders. The big Tukes (peacock bass) in the 6 to 8 pound size are starting to pair up and look for nesting sites. The Red Devils are every where, and starting to get aggressive. That's a good sign the Tukes are also moving. I've seen schools of the big ones, 20 to 25 fish, crusing the shoreline. If the rains would ever stop so the water can clear up, we'll be able to spot the fish and have some really exciting action. You bass fishermen don't worry. peacock bass will hit just about any lure a largemouth will take. HAWAII Lake Wilson, Hawaii MARCH Mid 70'S 12 Fly Fishing, streamer flys.... yellow/gold, and silver shoreline (general) 0 to 2 feet Sunny 70's Peacock bass and largemouth bass are geting more active as the water temp. reaches 78 degrees. Peacocks like sun shine and hot water. Lots of action with fish in the one to two pound range. Even some 3 pounders. The big Tukes (peacock bass) in the 6 to 8 pound size are starting to pair up and look for nesting sites. The Red Devils are every where, and starting to get aggressive. That's a good sign the Tukes are also moving. I've seen schools of the big ones, 20 to 25 fish, crusing the shoreline. If the rains would ever stop so the water can clear up, we'll be able to spot the fish and have some really exciting action. You bass fishermen don't worry. peacock bass will hit just about any lure a largemouth will take.

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