Thrownet Action "Aholehole For Da Loved Ones"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.พ. 2021
- Gathering Aholehole for The Loved Ones.
Background music from www.kahilu.tv
Singers: Brother Noland and Blaine Asing
Song: Aloha Ka Manini
Show:The Pueo, The Camera, and Me - กีฬา
I grew up on a sugar plantation on the Big Island from 1965-1975. I was one ahaolehaole.
On an isolated island in the Pacific, lives a humble fisherman who makes his livelihood providing for his "Loved Ones..." Maika'i mah braddah! Much respect! Keep up the good work! Aloha! 🤌🏽
If you in my presence, we going laugh, we going smile, we going eat, and we going drink and be merry! Chu know dat! I nomo too much to offer, but these things I can always provide. Like my Aunty Dion Warwick always used to chant, "Keep smiling, keep shining. . " 🤌🏻
Nice, crispy Ahole with poi!!!
Wow, that's an amazing harvest. That's also very respectable that you released the smaller ones.
awesome brah!
Nice catch!!! Blessing others as well!Awesome my braddah!
Absolutely love it bradahh 💯❤ "my love costs absolutely nothing", this saying will forever be carried on 💯
True story, from Da Heart Always. Yessah Blessah!
Awesome throw wow
Cheee! Mean Puka braddah! Providin on the steady🙏🏽 Mahalo Ke Akua
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Yessah Blessah All Day! Mahalo, Mahalo!
Awesome sabaw aksyon! (soup)
A wonderful, beautiful video. Can we know how you saw the fish before the shot? What are the signs that indicate the presence of the fish? Please, thank you
Aloha and Mahalo for comment. To answer that question, the best thing that you can do for yourself to spot the fishes, is buy a good pair of polarized glasses. Once you can cut the glare from the sun, and see into the ocean, that's half the battle. The other indicator is the fact that I have caught schools in that same area, many times, and for many years over and over again. As a person of the land and sea, I just pay attention, and revisit the same spots over the years and keep track of the growth. Sometimes another fisherman might stumble upon them before I do. I usually wait to capture them at a mature size. If and when that happens, that's fine, because we all have to eat, and provide for our family's. I know many places to harvest, so it's never any pressure for me. Mahalo and Aloha for your watching!
Please don't mind my Hula reference, sometimes my dry humor punchlines fall short of the target. Although I was kinda dry joking, I honesty like to utilize the duck walk as part of my stalking technique. 🤷♂️
What a throw! Score!
Mahalo Tylah! I have been monitoring this hole for some time. It's as if I am a farmer, watching plants grow from a seed to a big tree with fruit. This game takes alot of patience. There are many many holes that are under my watchful eye. I have been blessed with da best kumu's who have taught me this coastline very well. Mahalo for watching!
nice amazing
Nice haul bradda
Mahalo mahalo, God is Good, God is Gracious. We all going eat, yessah!
Yah you meen pick up ma braddah
Nice catch....👍
Mahalo mahalo! We eating well!
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Ke Akua provides 🤙🏽
It's true. I am so fortunate to be able to gather from some of the most abundant stretches of coast line. Alot of leg work before hand, monitoring the holes, watching them grow, and then being able to finish the job of gathering. Mahalo for checking out da video!
When gutting the aholehole leave the black lining in the belly. Das wea da flava stay. You probably knew dat but if you didnt...now you know.
case net old way min trapes shrimp crabs 100 feet down old
Nice but unco that’s a cast net
A casting net, also called a throw net, is a net used for fishing. It is a circular net with small weights distributed around its edge.
This is kind of a weird subject, because it could get technical. I could be, but I'm really not like that.. so yessah! Call it what you are familiar with. I'm from Hawaii and as far as I know, my circle of Lawai'a and my elders never referred to it as a cast net or, say castneting.. lol I won't argue with you... it's all good. I grew up doing this, nothing phases me.. haha! You have a good one, All Aloha! Yessah!