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51 st Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament Kailua-Kona, Hawaii August 2 - 6, 2010 Official Program $5.00 annual 1959-2010 P The Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament resented by the Hawaiian International Billfish Association, Inc. (HIBA), a non-profit corporation and was incorporated in 1974. Its’ major work was to operate a fishing tournament created by six men in 1959, to assume the work and records of the HIBT from Peter Fithian and direct attention to Kailua-Kona as a year round quality Big Fish (Marlin and Tuna) destination. The six men were Porter Dickenson, Peter S. Fithian, Dudley C. Lewis, Richard F. MacMillan, Desmond Stanley, Edward D. Sultan, Sr. and C.M. Cooke III joined soon after. It later became evident that there was little or no knowledge about the life cycle of the Marlin. Due to John C. Marr’s urging, the HIBA Board founded a 501C3 Scientific Corporation and called it the Pacific Ocean Research Foundation (PORF). Over a period of 15 years, more than 65 scientific papers were written by scientists with credit to PORF. Your participation will aid in the continuance of these efforts. The Directors would also like to acknowledge, with thanks, the significant financial assistance received from the County of Hawaii Economic Development funds. Not pictured below but should be recognized, is Director Roberta Fithian. Directors Sincere appreciation to the many volunteers and donors who help to make the HIBT the unique experience it is. Table of Contents Peter S. Fithian Founder, Director David Buehler Director, Treasurer Officials Robbie Engelhard Tournament Director Albert Threadingham IGFA, Chief Judge Bob O'Dea IGFA, Judge Rick Gaffney IGFA, Judge Doc Halliday Scorekeeper Pauline Threadingham Asst Judge/Recorder Staff Sherry Vann Administative Assistant to the Directors Bob Herkes Announcer/Billfish Bull editor Rob McGuckin Charter Boat Liaison Dick Beeson Pier Captain 4 5 6 8 12 16 18 19 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 34 Billfish Aloha HIBT 2010 Schedule of Events 2009 Memories 2010 Angler Teams Kona's Grander Dilemma 2010 Boat Directory 2010 HIBT Fishing Area Chart 2010 HIBT Tide Calendar HIBT World Records Chef's Night HIBT Awards 2nd Annual Great Marlin Race HIBT Champion Teams 2009 HIBT Winners 2009 Henry Chee Award 2009 Richard Boone Award HIBT Other Awards HIBT Major Catches 2010 Miss Billfish 2009 Memories 2010 Contributors and Sponsors Publisher: Hawaiian International Billfish Association Program Design and Printing: Trade Publishing Co., Ltd. Program Coordinator: Sherry Vann Contributing Writer: Jim Rizzuto Contributing Photographers: Charla Photography, B.C. Crawford, Kevin Hibbard Cover Photo: Tim Simpson, BlueWater magazine Visit: www.bluewatermag.com.au P.O. Box 29638, Honolulu, HI 96820 Web: hibtfishing.com E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 808-836-3422 Fax: 808-833-7756 H.I.B.T. 2010 | 3 BillFish Aloha Message From Governor Linda Lingle and Lieutenant Governor Duke Aiona On behalf of the people of Hawai‘i, we send our personal greetings of aloha to everyone gathered for the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament off the Kona coast of the Big Island. Founded in 1959 by Peter Fithian, this tournament has become one of the most exciting fishing competitions in the world, showcasing big game fishing at its best. Each year, the tournament draws teams from across the Pacific and around the world, including Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Japan, Korea, Tahiti, South Africa, Canada and the rest of the United States to come and compete in our waters. We extend our sincere gratitude to all of the sponsors and organizers for making this world-class sporting event possible and highlighting Hawai‘i as a premier location for fishing for more than 50 years. Our best wishes for another successful tournament. Aloha, Linda Lingle Governor, State of Hawai'i James R. “Duke” Aiona, Jr. Lieutenant Governor, State of Hawai'i Mayor’s Message On behalf of the people of the County of Hawai'i, I wish to congratulate the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament on the occasion of your 51st anniversary celebration in Kona on August 2-8, 2010. The important contributions of this tournament to the Kona sports fishing tradition and the overall quality of life on the Big Island over the past half century have made the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament an integral part of our Hawai'i Island community. Having 30 teams participating from around the world is a testament to the lasting quality of the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament. The County of Hawai'i applauds the organizers of this tournament for your outstanding efforts to perpetuate this highly enjoyable and entertaining sporting event. Best wishes for another successful and enjoyable tournament in 2010 and best of luck to all the competing teams. Aloha, Billy Kenoi MAYOR Founder's Message – Aloha & Welcome to Kona Once again I have the honor and privilege of welcoming you to Kona, Hawaii and the 51st HIBT, one of the world’s oldest amateur fishing contests. Thank you for being here. Those pictured above have, through their administrations, contributed greatly to our success and have our sincere thanks. It takes a lot of interested people to make this nearly all volunteer organization able to perform at a world class level. Our sincere thanks to all of you. Once again our headquarters will be at the newly refurbished King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel close by the King’s Kona Summer Palace. All of the functions shall be in Kailua-Kona where the founding of the HIBT took place. We hope that you will enjoy the contests and that you will return next year for our fishing days of July 25 -29, 2011. 4 | H.I.B.T. 2010 Peter S. Fithian For all of the founders 1959-2010 HIBT 2010 Schedule of Events Friday, July 30 12:00 noon 6:00 HIBT Headquarters opens Charter Boat Meeting @ King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel Saturday, July 31 12:00 – 5:00 Official TEAM Registration @ HIBT Headquarters 12:00 HIBT Retail Store Opens Sunday, August 1 8:00 – 9:30 8:00 – 10:00 8:00 – 4:00 10:00 – 12:00 12:30 – 1:00 2:00 – 3:30 5:30 – 9:00 Official TEAM Registration and Registration of guest activities @HIBT Headquarters HIBT Retail Store Opens H.I.B.T. Team Briefing and Boat Draw in hotel ballroom Guest activities briefing-ballroom HIBT Kona Parade Opening Ceremonies & Meet the Teams Party - Hale Halawai (ticket & badge required) Monday, August 2 6:45 7:30 – 4:30 9:00 – 6:00 4:30 4:30 4:00 – 6:00 Hawaiian Blessing on VHF radio Day 1 - H.I.B.T. Fishing Optional guest activity HIBT Boutique opens @ HQ & Pier Daily Round-ups @10am, 12pm, 3pm Stop Fishing Weigh-ins at Kailua Pier “Shouting Room” - at Kailua Pier (badge required) Tuesday, August 3 7:30 – 4:30 9:00 – 6:00 4:30 4:30 4:00 – 6:00 7:00 – 9:00 Day 2 - H.I.B.T. Fishing Optional guest activity HIBT Boutique opens @ HQ & Pier Daily Round-ups @10am, 12pm, 3pm Stop Fishing Weigh-ins at Kailua Pier “Shouting Room” at Kailua Pier (badge required) Science Night @ Host Hotel & featuring the Great Marlin Race Wednesday, August 4 7:00 – 4:00 Day 3 - H.I.B.T. Fishing Optional guest activity 9:00 – 6:00 HIBT Boutique opens @ HQ & Pier Daily Round-ups @10am, 12pm, 3pm 4:00 Stop Fishing 4:00 Weigh-ins at Kailua Pier 4:00 – 6:00 “Shouting Room” at Kailua Pier (badge required) Thursday, August 5 7:30 – 4:30 Day 4 - H.I.B.T. Fishing 8:00 Guests – Beach & Lunch 9:00 – 6:00 HIBT Boutique opens @ HQ & Pier Daily Round-ups @10am, 12pm, 3pm 4:30 Stop Fishing 4:30 Weigh-ins at Kailua Pier 4:00 – 6:00 “Shouting Room” at Kailua Pier (badge required) Friday, August 6 7:30 – 4:30 Day 5 - H.I.B.T. Fishing Optional guest activity 9:00 – 6:00 HIBT Boutique opens @ HQ & Pier Daily Round-ups @10am, 12pm, 3pm 4:30 Stop Fishing 4:30 Weigh-ins at Kailua Pier 4:00 “Shouting Room” at Kailua Pier (badge required) 6:00 Crying Towel – At the Weigh Station on pier 7:00 Southern Style BBQ Party presented by Old South Marlin Club- (badge required) at the Shouting Tent and Weigh Station Saturday, August 7 8:00 a.m. Tournament debriefing in ballroom 8:00 a.m. Kendall Cup - Golf - Makalei Golf Course Awards Dinner King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel 5:30 – 6:30 Cocktail Reception 6:30 Dinner Seating (assigned) 7:00 – 7:45 Entertainment 8:00 Awards Sunday, August 8 - Headquarters closes Thank you for coming and we look forward to seeing you back in Kona for the 52nd HIBT 2011 - July 24 – 30, 2011 2012 - August 12 – 18, 2012 H.I.B.T. 2010 | 5 Laguna Niguel Billfish Club – Team 2 2009 Shoalhaven Game Fishing Club, Team 1 Old South Marlin Club #3 6 | H.I.B.T. 2010 Team Outer Limit www.hibtfishing.com Team Malaka Memories Fremantle Sailing Club, Team B Haura Club de Tahiti Team Salty – Winners of the 30th JIBT sponsored by JGFA www.hibtfishing.com Fremantle Sailing Club, A Team H.I.B.T. 2010 | 7 2010 Angler Teams Team #1 Laguna Niguel Billfish Club #1 California Captain: Bob Kurz, Jr. Sally Kurz Bob Kurz, Sr. Kerry Kurz Team #2 Bay of Islands Swordfish Club New Zealand Captain: Trevor Woolston Robert Aukett John Griffiths Rex Pyne Team #3 Victorian Game Fishing Club Australia Captain: Richard Torossi Mario Torossi Walter Torossi Christopher Torossi Team #4 Shoalhaven Game Fishing Club, Team 1 Australia Captain: Keith Hollingworth Ed Welsh Ian Frith Team #5 Game Fishing Club of South Australia Australia Captain: Rolf Czabayski Ralph Czabayski Eric Sennar Brad Bobbermein Team #6 Team Lantana Florida Captain: Lynn Moorhouse Les de Asis Team #7 Kona Game Fishing Club Kusatsu Japan Captain: Teruo Koshikawa Makoto Yaegashi Hideyo Hoshino Hiroyuki Murakami Team #8 Out of the Blue Fishing Club Hawaii Captain: Dan Holt Mike MacEvitt Ted Morikawa Team #9 Bay of Islands Swordfish Club #2 New Zealand Captain: Lance Peach Mike Herrick Gerard Twomey Ashley Hankinson 8 | H.I.B.T. 2010 Team #10 Aussie Invaders Australia/California Captain: Kevin Jennier Brian Luecke Team #11 Team Malaka California Captain: Phillip Duke George Liddle Steve Gunther Tal Nizani Team #12 Whangaroa Game Fishing Club New Zealand Captain: Keith Allan Janice Allan Team #13 Team Outer Limit Florida & So. Africa Captain: Johan van Coller Scot Thompson Phillip Marx Michael Pascia Team #14 Pajaro Valley Gamefish Club #1 California Captain: Rocky Franich Mike McElroy Jim Ramsey Bill Evans Joe Yee www.hibtfishing.com 2010 Angler Teams Team #15 Bay of Islands Swordfish Club #3 New Zealand Captain: Carl Pullan Irene Pullan Jeff Douglas Greg Thompson Team #16 Alii Brothers Marlin Hui U.S./Canada/Australia Captain: Buzz Colton Ron Rudy Bruce Mullen Stephen Chow Team #17 Kona Game Fishing Club - Miake Japan/Hawaii Captain: Takeo “Uki” Izawa Masaharu Matsushita Team #18 The Lae Game Fishing Club - PNG Papua New Guinea Captain: John Scallan Scott O’Reilly Steve Lindeman Matthew Tybell Team #19 Hilton Grand Vacations Fishing Club - Japan Wyland Kona Gallery • Something for Everyone •10-15% Discount for HIBT Patrons • $700 Free Gift with $700 Purchase of Wyland Fine Art* Japan Captain: Takashi Kitajima Koichi Tadokoro Hidemi Hayashi Haruo Kaneko Shuu Yamaguchi Team #20 Laguna Niguel Billfish Club #2 California Captain: Bob Dudley Allen McGee Tan Kwan Chin Team #21 Old South Marlin Club #2 North Carolina Captain: Steve Wells Kent Neal Chris Sentimore Ken Onion Luther Gartrell Team #22 Old South Marlin Club #1 North Carolina Captain: Randall Ward Susan Ward 808-334-0037 www.WylandBigIsland.com Celebrating 33 Years *$700 Free Gift appliese only to purchases of artwork by the artist Wyland. Wyland Coffee Cafe • Ice Cream • Shave Ice • Smoothies • Souvenirs Featuring Organic 100% Kona Coffee Team #23 Old South Marlin Club #3 North Carolina Captain WITHDREW Both located at Waterfront Row 75-5770 Alii Dr. (Next to Bubba Gump Restaurant) 808-334-0036 www.hibtfishing.com H.I.B.T. 2010 | 9 2010 Angler Teams Team #24 Hilo Yacht Club Team #26 Team #28 JGFA - Phoenix Fishing Club Team South Africa PRIVATE Hawaii Captain: Richard Devine Randy Rohner Jim Patterson Japan Captain: Morio Wakasugi Ichiro Takahashi Team #25 Old South Marlin Club #4 North Carolina Captain: Bob Lowe John McDaniel Jim Godwin Lewis Rich Scott Olund Lupton Pittman Team #27 Team KGFA - Korea Game Fish Association Korea Captain: Kim Jung Whan Kim Sung Su Kim Chung Tai Oh Byoung Soo South Africa Captain: Grant Estman Andre Strydom Wiam Terblanche Team #29 Olympian Dream Fishing Club Japan Captain: Yasuhiko Kagabu Kenji Shobudani Team #30 Haura Club de Tahiti “Good luck to all anglers and teams” from the staff at Tahiti Captain: Georges Poroi Georges Tapare Rudy Krause Parea Moeino Team #31 Paradise Fishing Club PRIVATE Hawaii Captain: Robert Oswald Bill Jardine Mike O’Toole Dick Beeson Dave Anderson Team #32 Malibu Marlin Club California Captain: Steve Spina Sam Spinello Serving the Kona Fishing Community 24/7 Located across Honokohau Harbor 10 | H.I.B.T. 2010 www.hibtfishing.com ANGLERS’ COLLECTION Bronze Opal Stainless Steel Silver & Gold Sculpture Trophies “HAWAIIAN BLUE” 6’2” Blue Marlin in bronze with signature opal, accompanied by 40th HIBT Anniversary. 51st CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HIBT 2010! Bodo Muche Studio + 61 7 5423 5197 [email protected] Queensland Australia View the Anglers’ Collection and be updated with News at BODOSTUDIO.COM K Grander ona’s Dilemma By Jim Rizzuto K ona’s grand claim to be the “Blue Marlin Capital of the Pacific is partly based on the number of grander blues – 1,000 pounders – caught here over the last half century. But could that title be in jeopardy because, of all things, conservation of the resource? Back in the first quarter-century of the HIBT, 1959 through 1984, if a sportfisherman caught a grander here, it was sure to be weighed, photographed and counted in the annals of legendary feats. In 1978, for example, Kona’s biggame fishing fleet recorded five granders. That total was matched in 1985 and again in 1986, making these the three best “grander” years in Kona history. In recent years, we are more likely to see only one or two at the scales. Those reduced numbers have happened despite a bigger, better equipped, and better-skilled sportfishing fleet compared with the early days. Back in the 1960s, for example, it was rare to see a grander at the scales (only seven recorded from 1960 through 1973). If a big fish hit, the angler was usually outgunned because of his gear. The wooden rod butt might not survive the initial force of the strike and if it did, the straight butt was at a leverage disadvantage. Those big old Penn Senator 16/0 reels made a great deal of ratchet racket, but their drags burned up from the blistering run of a half-ton fish and their one-speed 12 | H.I.B.T. 2010 gear ratios made the angler sweat for every inch of line he could get back. Meanwhile, the typical battle strategy worked against the fisherman. Those pioneers thought the best scheme was to slug it out toe-to-toe until the fish wore itself out from the constant stress. It wasn’t until the 1970s that anglers got an important lesson from billfish scientists. The longer the fight the more likely the fish would win. Much of the true physiology of a fishfight came out through scientific symposia sponsored by the HIBT and the Pacific Ocean Research Foundation. The lesson: It’s best to go after a big fish early when it is still relying on its sprint muscles. When it settles down into marathon mood two things can happen and both are bad. The grander you think you are fighting may resume its normal life while you trail along futilely behind. Big billfish have been known to resume feeding hours into a fight, unhindered by the minor nuisance that is you. (They’ve also resumed mating, too. Anglers often report that their giant female adversaries get swarmed by smaller males during the fight.) Or the giant fish dives down into the depths where it dies and leaves you with the impossible task of lifting a half-ton of dead weight on a puny fishing line. Knowing that you have to get to the fish fast, skippers learned how to maneu- ver their increasingly faster, nimbler and more powerful craft to get close quickly. Anglers took full advantage of their bentbutt rods, two-speed lever-drag reels, and bucket-seat harnesses to keep up. Once they were close enough, they could take their best shot. In the old days, that best shot would be with a flurry of flying gaffs. These days, it is just as likely to be with a tagging stick. And there, at last, is where we have reached the dilemma. Without a weight and a photo, who knows how many granders are really caught here each year? If I counted all of the possible granders reported to me each month as tagged and released, the numbers would be staggering. I’m talking about dozens per year. And that’s not counting all of the skippers who follow the keep-mum maxim: “If you don’t weigh it, don’t say it.” While it is true that anglers have estimates bigger than their experiences, very reliable skippers have told me about releases they say have definitely topped the 1,000-pound mark. In many cases, those estimates also involved length measurements taken when the fish was fighting at the stern or boatside. If we factor in those reliable reports, the actual number of granders “caught” here (the word “caught” including those officially tagged and released) would be www.hibtfishing.com at least two or three times the one or two weighed. The increasing use of light tackle with bonus points for light tackle catches in tournaments has also put the possibility of a big-fish catch in jeopardy. It is obviously more difficult to catch a giant marlin on, say, 50-pound-class tackle, than on 130. Indeed, when the HIBT gave up the use of 130 a quarter century ago, some predicted that the event’s big-fish days were over. In a rare twist of fate, two HIBT competitors then weighed granders on 50 and set IGFA records for the line class. Even the catching of a huge fish on any tackle doesn’t guarantee victory in an event like the HIBT. In the 2008 running of the HIBT, Laguna Niguel Team #2 caught a 973-pound blue – one of the biggest fish in the 50-year history of the series. Yet Laguna Niguel couldn’t ride its dorsal fin into first place and had to catch a 695-pound blue and then tag a third fish to win. (One good snack on a 27-pound baitfish and the 973-pound Marlin Magic catch would have been the third grander of 2008.) Despite the emphasis on tag and release and light tackle, the first decade of the 21 first century has actually turned out to be the second best decade in the history of Kona’s grander fishery with 22 granders weighed from 2000 to 2010 compared with 23 from 1980 to 1990. www.hibtfishing.com What’s more, the new emphasis on conservation through tag and release is giving Kona an even better reputation as a place where billfishermen care enough to protect the fishery. In the final anaylsis, that’s a better reason why Kona deserves its title as “Blue Marlin Capital of the Pacific.” Jim Rizzuto’s latest book “Luremaking 101/102” is a must-read for all anglers interested in getting more enjoyment out of lure-trolling. Just published a few weeks ago, it is available only through the author. Email rizzuto@aloha. net for details. Jim has written about Hawaii fishing since 1964. In addition to “The Kona Fishing Chronicles” series, he is the author of “Modern Hawaiian Gamefishing” (The University of Hawaii Press) and the three-volume “Fishing Hawaii Style” series (published by Hawaii Fishing News). His weekly column appears in the Kona newspaper West Hawaii Today, and his monthly column in Hawaii Fishing News. Checkout Jim’s website http://www.fishinghawaiioffshore.com H.I.B.T. 2010 | 13 K ona’s All-Time w By Jim Rizzuto 2010 1,104; Jill Anderson, Capt. Jason 2004 1,006; Heising/Basmadjian, 1999 1,041.5; Capt. Frank “Rennie” 2009 1,064; Tim O’Halloran, Capt. 2003 1,258.5; Miguel Koenig, Capt. Holtz, Marlin Magic. April 10. Capt. Sean Cleaver, Tara. July 3. Chip Van Mols, Monkey Biz II, June 5. 2008 1,251; Jacques Noinain, Capt. Rob McGuckin, Integrity, March 25. 1,056; Matt Prater, Capts. Jeff Rogers/Rick Reger, Intrepid, March 31. Ubaldo, Legend 2. Mar. 11. Bomboy Llanes, On The Fly. July 5. 1,065.5; Mike Nesbitt, Drew Bradley, Sashimi Kai. Aug. 12. 1,014; Tosh Ervin, Capts. Robert and Cyndee Hudson, Camelot. May 2. 2002 1,174.5; Capt. Randy Parker, 2007 1,011; Tim Rupli, Capt. Hector 2006 1,049; Tommy Werner, Capt. Gene Vander Hoek, Sea Genie II. Mar. 16. 1,075; Eric Schaible, Capts. Lance Gelman/Steve Sahines, Long Ranger. June 1. 1,026; Camillo Lopez III, Capt. Erik Rusnak, Sundowner, July 27. Huntress, April 8. 1,036; Capt. Chuck Haupert, Catchem I, April 1. 2001 1,140; Kerwin Masunaga, Holly Ann, August 9. 1,045; Capt. Randy Parker, Huntress, July 12. 1,021; Capt. Jerry Allen, Sea Dancer, May 18. 1,115; Capt. Kevin Nakamaru, Northern Lights, April 06. 2005 1,197; Chuck Bayer, Capt. Steve 2000 1,053; Capt. Gene Vander Hoek, Fassbender, Teresa. Sep. 5. 1,132.5; Jeff Van Hove, Capt. Carlton Taniyama. Five Star. May 15. Sea Genie II, August 07. 1,213; Capt. John Rooney, Renegade, January 30. Boyd, Vixen, July 19. 1,048; Moses Bautista, Iwa Lani, June 2. 1998 1,019; Capt. McGrew Rice, Ihu Nui, July 1. 1997 None 1996 None 1995 1,144; Capt. Gene Vander Hoek, Sea Genie II, July 27. 1994 1,165; Capt. Jerome Judd, Jun Ken Po, December 28. 1,108; Capt. Dan Harrigan, Stars & Strikes, June 28. 1993 1,166; Capt. Dale Leverone, Sea Strike, August 19. 1,051; Mike Oshiro, Krista O, June 13. 1992 1,356; Capt. Darrin Isaacs, Spellbound, June 6. 1,161; Capt. David Beaudet, Boomerang, January 10. 1,141; Capt. Mike Harlon, Kealia, January 30. 1991 1,019; Capt. Butch Kelly, Alibi, A September 7. 1,082; Capt. K. Y. Rogers, Showtime, June 9. 1990 1,037; Kirby/Graciidis, Sugar H A W A I ’ I Hook, May 21. 1,400; Capt. Marlin Parker, Marlin Magic, May 5. 1,120; Mickey Waddoups, Balzon, April 20. 14 | H.I.B.T. 2010 www.hibtfishing.com Grander Roll 1989 1,000; Capt. Steve Kaiser, 1983 1,265; Capt. Bart Miller, Black 1974 1,170; Capt. Bobby Brown, Kona 1982 1,376; Capt. Bobby Brown, No 1978 1,257; Capt. Marlin Parker, 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 Medusa, September 26. 1,053; Jimmy Akiona, Leinani II, March 12. 1988 1,171.5; Capt. Terry Dahl, Grand Slam, July 20. 1,299; Steve Aoki, Keleka, July 3. 1987 1,153; Capt. Kenny Auld, Kona Gold Too, July 30. 1,103.5; Capt. Carl Schloderer, Northern Lights, July 25. 1986 1,058; Capts. Gelman/Russell, Long Ranger, September 5. 1,062.5; Capt. Freddy Rice, Ihu Nui, August 8. 1,050; Fumio Murasaki, Trixie, May 25 . 1,016; Capt. David Humphries, Shackles, February 28. 1,229; Capt. Jack Prettyman, Summer Rain, January 1. Bart, September 13. Problem, May 31. 1981 None 1980 1,319; Capt. Tom Salisbury, Foxy Lady, September 26. 1,205 (black); Capt. Jim Hunter, Lei Aloha, July 19. 1979 1,450; Capt. Tom Rogers, Kona Safari, January 5. Islander, September 25. 1,088; Wayne Ogata, Shir-Lene, July. 1,112; Roy Kawahara, Lahela, July 1. 1,040; Capt. Mike Benham, Moani, June 15. 1,209; Louis Paulo, Ramona, April 14. 1,143.5; Capt. Pete Hoogs, Pamela, February 25. Safari, January 20. None None None None None None 1,100; Capt. Willie Erickson, Valkyrie II, May 23. 1,252; Joe Marks, Nai’a Lele, April 6. 1965 1,148; Capt. Bob Unger, Malia, September 8. 1964 1,095; Capt. Henry Chee, Malia, 1985 1,111; Ron Denis, Momi March 30. 1,183; Capt. Jerome Judd, Jun 1977 1,252; Joe Marx, To the Max, 1963 None 1962 1,005; Capt. Charles Ane and Ken Po, September 17. 1,060 (black); Capt. Peter Hoogs, Pamela, July 12. 1,168; Capts. Englehard/ Jeremiah, No Problem, April 22. 1,188; Al Duarte, Midnight, March 21. 1984 1,055.5; Ted Toriano, Shar-Lynne II, July 4. 1,195; Capt. Henry Chee Jr. Sea Baby III, June 10. 1,649; Capt. Bart Miller, Black Bart, March 16. April. 1,117; Randy Holden, Ailina, May 1. 1,350; Harry Grace, Jr. Alii II, June 18. 1976 None 1975 None May 30. Butch Chee, Malia, July 10. 1,009; Capt. Fred Erickson, Valkyrie II, April 26. 1961 None 1960 1,014; Capt. Murray Heminger Jr., Humbolt II, March 25. www.hibtfishing.com H.I.B.T. 2010 | 15 2010 Boat Directory Anxious 33’ Bertram Humdinger 37’ Rybovich Lady Dee 46’ Bertram Captain: Neal Isaacs Crew: Jeff Metzler Brian Schumaker 987-1127 [email protected] Captain: Jeff Fay Crew: Brett Fay 936-3034 humdinger-online.com Captain: Allan Ayano Crew: JD Hudson Steve Fassbender 936-1110 [email protected] Fire Hatt 43’ Hatteras JR’s Hooker 42’ Blackwatch Last Chance 43' Cabo Captain: Chuck Wilson Crew: Linda Wilson Todd Barrett 987-0038 firehattsportfishing.com Captain: Kevin Hibbard Crew: David Crawford 987-0781 Jrshookersportfishing.com Captain: Matt LoSasso Crew: Ian Keinath 960-5592 [email protected] Foxy Lady 46’ Hatteras Kila Kila 53’ Merritt Lightspeed 47’ Cabo Captain: Boyd DeCoito Crew: Sam Choy, Jr. 960-3009 foxyladykona.com Captain: Teddy Hoogs Crew: Josh Bunch 936-5168 kilakilasportfishing.com Hokulia 40’ Bertram Kona Concept 42’ Innovator Captain: Steve Tarbill Crew: John Rooney 960-3166 fishkona.net Captain: Lance Gelman Crew: Steve Sahines 937-1870 [email protected] Hooked Up 40’ Uniflite Kona Seafari 41’ Hatteras Maggie Joe 49’ Custom Captain: Bill Benbow Crew: Carry Hill 896-8773 [email protected] Captain: Chuck Wigzell Crew: Bevan Beauchamp 960-5877 konacharterboat.com 16 | H.I.B.T. 2010 Captain: David Bertuleit Crew: Tioni Judd 960-3527 [email protected] Captain: Rob Ellyn Crew: Travis Ota Carol Criss 960-2109 [email protected] Long Ranger 50’ Hatteras Captain: Mike DeRego Crew: Nate Vernadoe 306-2097 maggiejoe.com www.hibtfishing.com 2010 Boat Directory Malolo 40' Cabo Pacific Blue 43’ Hatteras Sundowner 35’ Bertram Captain: Guy Terwilliger Crew: Brad Demasco 960-5866 [email protected] Captain: Bill Casey Crew: Fran O'Brien 936-3055 [email protected] Captain: Randy Llanes Crew: Keoni Llanes Kenny Llanes, Jr. 896-3987 [email protected] Marlin Magic 43’ Allied Playtime 38’ Buddy Davis Tara 53’ Hatteras Captain: Jason Holtz Crew: Brian Toney 960-9097 marlinmagic.com Captain: Wayne Knight Crew: Patrick Frizelle 938-1914 fishingplaytimehawaii.com Marlin Magic II 54’ Allied Rod Bender 35’ Cabo Captain: Marlin Parker Crew: Nate Cary Carol Lynne 960-1713 marlinmagic.com Captain: Scott Fuller Crew: Chad Herren 960-5000 [email protected] Topshape 38’ Mediterranean Captain: Al Gustavson Crew: John Bennett 283-1281 goosesedge.com Captain: Kerwin Masunaga Crew: Kevin Shiraki Heather Masunaga 987-4327 Private Teams Miss Mojo 41' G&S Sea Baby III 35’ Funai Captain: Tio Kearney Crew: Mike Nesbitt 264-2495 www.fishingmissmojo.com Captain: Doug Pattengill Crew: Bill Dorr 937-4144 [email protected] Northern Lights 40’ Game Fisherman Strong Persuader 43’ Merritt Captain: Kevin Nakamaru Crew: Mat Bowman 960-1549 [email protected] Captain: Shane O’Brien Crew: Charlie Bowman 896-3111 konahawaiifishing.com Force 37’ Force Hilo Yacht Club Captain: Jim Patterson Kakalina 25' Force Paradise Fishing Club Captain: William Jardine Press Boat www.hibtfishing.com Chiripa 36’ Hatteras Captain: B.C. Crawford Crew: Keith Robinson 960-4691 bigislandsportfishing.com H.I.B.T. 2010 | 17 18 | H.I.B.T. 2010 www.hibtfishing.com HIBT 2010 Tide Calendar Good Luck Afishionados! FISHING FORECAST OFFSHORE WATERS AHI–BIGEYE TUNA AHI PAHALA–ALBACORE AU–PACIFIC BLUE MARLIN AU–SHORTBILL SPEARFISH ONO–WAHOO KAWAKAWA–MACKEREL BOTTOM FISH UKU–GRAY SNAPPER INSHORE WATERS ULU/OMILU–TREVALLY OAMA–YOUNG GOATFISH COASTAL WATERS AKULE–BIGEYE SCAD MONDAY TIDE VARIATIONS FROM HONOLULU TIMES LISTED The red line is a quick reference of the period of the 24-hour period the moon is over the main Hawaiian islands, starting TO DETERMINE THE TIME OF THE HIGH AND LOW TIDES at moon rise and ending at moon FOR THE FOLLOWING PLACES, (+) ADD OR (-) SUBTRACT set. (Actual rise and set times HOURS AND MINUTES FROM HONOLULU TIME LISTED. are printed for each day.) The blue line is the tidal curve from high to low for each tidal sequence. Dark line grid is 1 foot high by 6 hour wide measurements. Light grid is in 2 tenths of a foot by 1 hour wide increments. (Actual highs & lows are printed for each day. TUESDAY HAWAII ISLAND MAHUKONA ................................... -0:26 ..... -0:17 KAWAIHAE ..................................... -0:04 ..... -0:03 KAILUA-KONA ................................ -0:26 ..... -0:22 NAPOOPOO, KEALAKEKUA BAY .... .-0:16 ..... -0:12 HONUAPO ...................................... -0:26 ..... -0:16 HILO ............................................... -1:04 ..... -0:59 WEDNESDAY BOX JELLYFISH ALERT FOR SHORELINE ACTIVITIES Primary occurrence is the 9th, 10th and 11th days after the full moon, but can arrive a day early or remain a day after. Marine Weather Forecast Phone 973-4382 (Oahu) THURSDAY FRIDAY © Copyright HAWAII FISHING NEWS 2007 All Rights Reserved Hibt World Records Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament Date Angler Species Weight Line Test Boat Skipper 8-29-59 George Wooller Pacific blue marlin 444 80 Kamalii Kai Murray Heminger, Jr. 9-13-60 Pat Peacock Pacific blue marlin 540 130 Adelante Charlie Spinney 8-02-62 Pat Peacock Silver marlin (black) 721.5 130 Kakina John Peacock 7-20-66 Rufus Spalding, Jr. Yellowfin tuna 240 50 Kealia VI Rufus Spalding, Jr 7-22-71 Michelle Spalding Yellowfin tuna 204.25 50 Kealia VI Rufus Spalding, Jr 8-28-73 Eric Tixier Pacific blue marlin 916 80 Big Bad John Willy Erickson 8-27-73 Welby Taylor Pacific blue marlin 663 50 Malia Kai Henry Bush 8-27-73 Doris Jones Pacific blue marlin 669 130 Malia Butch Chee 7-17-74 Haku Baldwin Yellowfin tuna 224 80 Waiopai Manduke Baldwin 7-19-74 Neil Nishikawa Pacific blue marlin 762 50 Kiko Kiko Olney Roy 8-04-75 Judith Nakamaru Yellowfin tuna 231 80 Image II Jerry Egami 8-04-75 Mardi Jensen Yellowfin tuna 229 50 Mardi J2 Edward Jensen 7-26-76 Judith Nakamaru Yellowfin tuna 250.5 80 Image II Jerry Egami 8-08-86 Gil Kraemer Pacific blue marlin 1062.5 50 Ihu Nui Freddy Rice 8-19-93 Ray Hawkes Pacific blue marlin 1166 50 Sea Strike Dale Leverone www.hibtfishing.com H.I.B.T. 2010 | 19 Opening Ceremonies Serving Kona Since 1979 d t foo grea nd a ! beer cold QUINN'S...Where new friends meet and old friends meet again! Open 11am to 11pm Just around the corner from the pier Welcome to the 51st Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament! Good Luck to All Teams from Pancho & Lefty’s and Rosa’s Cantina! Come to Pancho & Lefty’s or Rosa’s Cantina and enjoy a frothy margarita and the freshest Mexican food in Kona. Meet the Teams Party August 1, 2010 Good Luck To All The Anglers and Tight Lines! Proud 50th Proud To To Support the 51st Annual Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament Open Daily from 5:00am Serving Breakfast and Lunch Sandwiches Call or fax in your order! Phone: 326-2774 Fax: 329-7558 “Kona’s Own Unique Bakery, Sandwich and Coffee Shop” located at Lanihau Center in the middle of Kailua Kona. huggos09R2.qxd huggos09R2.qxd 12/16/08 12/16/08 12:08 PM 12:08 PM Page 1 Page 1 25-12-09r2.KCF A Big Island Tradition More Than 40 years A Big For Island Tradition For More Than 40 years www.huggos.com Oceanfront on Kailua Bay • 75-5828 Kahakai Rd. Reservations: 329-1493 Page 1 Entertainment Kona’s Capital Entertainment a Capital feast for the senses. our ‘aha‘aina (feast) will capture your imagination. those who have experienced it call it the most authentic lu-‘au in Hawai‘i. Congratulations Congratulations HIBT on your 50th year th 51st HIBT on your 50 year 6:03 PM Kona, Hawaii Kona’s Oceanfront on Kailua Bay • 75-5828 Kahakai Rd. www.huggos.com Reservations: 329-1493 6/3/09 ‘aha‘aina feast includes imu ceremony, lavish lu‘au buffet and exciting polynesian revue $98/adults $68/children 6-12 $41/children 3-5 every wednesday & friday evening. reservations required. price includes service fees, tax additional. please call for group and kama‘aina rates. Hawai‘i revealed at www.konavillage.com • 1-808-325-5555 A TY WARNER PROPERTY HIBT AWARDS 2010 GOVERNORS TROPHY (Perpetual) To be awarded to the team scoring the highest number of Billfish points in the tournament. (Trophy remains in Kona) SECOND PLACE TEAM To be awarded to the team scoring the second highest number of Billfish points in the tournament. THIRD PLACE TEAM To be awarded to the team scoring the third highest number of Billfish points in the tournament. DUKE KAHANAMOKU MEMORIAL AWARD (Perpetual) To be awarded to the angler boating the heaviest qualifying Billfish in the tournament. This trophy honor’s Hawaii’s famed sportsman who participated in this tournament for many years. (Trophy remains in Kona) GEORGE S. PARKER, JR. AWARD (Perpetual) To be awarded to the angler and skipper boating a Marlin weighing 1,000 pounds or more. This trophy honors the famous Kona captain, first person to capture a 1000 pound Pacific Blue Marlin and a member of the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame. (Trophy remains in Kona) THE EDWARD D. SULTAN AWARD (Perpetual) To be awarded to the angler boating the heaviest qualifying Billfish on 80 lb (37 kg test line) (Trophy honors a founder and remains in Kona) (female) angler, not on a team placing first, second or third, scoring the highest number of Billfish points in the tournament. Crewmember of the Charter Boat upon which anglers in the tournament have scored the second highest number of Billfish points. HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL KANE SCORER THIRD PLACE CHARTER BOAT To be awarded to the Kane (male) angler, not on a team placing first, second or third, scoring the highest number of Billfish points in the tournament. To be awarded to the Captain and Crewmember of the Charter Boat upon which anglers in the tournament have scored the third highest number of Billfish points. HAWAII COUNTY MAYOR’S TROPHY RICHARD BOONE FIRST PLACE AWARD To be awarded to the team scoring the highest number of Tuna points in the tournament. JIM HARVEY MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual) To be awarded to the angler boating the heaviest qualifying Tuna in the tournament. This trophy honors the eminent early day sportsman from Hawaii who for 25 years held the All-Tackle record for Tuna. (Trophy remains in Kona) PACIFIC OCEAN RESEARCH FOUNDATION - BARRY BOVEE TAG and RELEASE AWARD (Perpetual) A trophy to be awarded to the first team to achieve the highest billfish tag and release points during the tournament. (Trophy remains in Kona) HENRY CHEE MEMORIAL AWARD FIRst Place (Perpetual) LIGHT TACKLE AWARD To be awarded to the angler boating the heaviest qualifying Billfish on 50 lb (24 kg test line) To be awarded to the Captain and Crewmember of the Charter Boat upon which anglers in the tournament have scored the highest number of Billfish points. This trophy honors Kona’s worldrenowned pioneer Charter Captain. (Trophy remains in Kona) HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL WAHINE SCORER SECOND PLACE CHARTER BOAT To be awarded to the Wahine 22 | H.I.B.T. 2010 To be awarded to the Captain and Crewmember of the charter boat receiving the highest scores rated by the teams during the week. RICHARD BOONE SECOND PLACE AWARD To be awarded to the Captain and Crewmember of the charter boat receiving the 2nd highest scores rated by the teams during the week. RICHARD BOONE THIRD PLACE AWARD To be awarded to the Captain and Crewmember of the charter boat receiving the 3rd highest scores rated by the teams during the week. HIBT INTERNATIONAL TROPHY (Perpetual) To be awarded to the team that traveled the farthest distance to fish the HIBT. (Trophy remains in Kona) To be awarded to the Captain and www.hibtfishing.com Great Marlin Race 2nd Annual Great Marlin Race August 2-6, 2010 Help ensure the future of Pacific Blue Marlin. Sponsor a satellite tag. All proceeds will be used for Pacific Blue Marlin research. The race will run for 120 days. The Pacific Blue Marlin traveling the furthest will be declared the winner. The winner will receive a free entry for up to 6 anglers in the 52nd hibt. Satellite tag purchases are tax deductible as a charitable contribution. Last year’s winning marlin traveled 2,225 miles from the Big Island of Hawaii to just east of the marquesas islands in 93 days. Visit the great marlin race website at www.greatmarlinrace.org for results of the 2009 race. The Great Marlin Race will be featured at Tuesday's Science Night. You could be this year’s winner! Glow Hawai‘i™ Conscious Hawaiian Cuisine, Soulful Stories, Glow Hawaii Products and Nourishing Recipes to Awaken the Senses Ōlelo pa‘a Faith Ogawa Visit us at: www.glowhawaii.com H.I.B.T. 2010 | 23 www.hibtfishing.com Chef Olelo-ad.r1.indd 1 11/15/07 7:33:13 AM HIBT Champion Teams Year Team CaptainPoints 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 Kona Game Fishing Club-Bellhope Laguna Niguel Billfish Club, Team 2 Hilton Grand Vacations Fishing Club-Japan Malibu Marlin Club Team Bahamas Game Fishing Club of South Australia Pajaro Valley Gamefish Club Malindi Sea Fishing Club of Kenya Pajaro Valley Gamefish Club Indiana Jones Tokyo Fishing Club Mauna Kea Sport Fishing Club Pajaro Valley Gamefish Club Gamefishing Club of South Australia Moana Kai Fishing Club San Rafael Billfish Club Port Hacking Game Fishing Club Tournament Anglers - Hawaii Lahaina Yacht Club #1 Game Fishing Club of South Australia American Somoa Game Fishing Association Blinker Sports & Game Fish Club, W.Germany. Takchiyo Fishing Club, Japan Laguna Niguel Fishing Club Laguna Niguel Fishing Club Marianas Game Fishing Club San Buenaventura Fishing Club Marshall’s Billfish Club Kona Game Fishing Club, Team IV Beverly Hills Yacht Club Nevada Game Fishing Club Las Vegas Sports Fishing Club Las Vegas Sports Fishing Club Cornhusker Billfish Club of Nebraska Southern California Sportsman’s Club Club Cabo San Lucas Mauna Kea Fishing Club Hawaii Big Game Fishing Club, Team IV Saratoga Sportsman’s Association City of Portland Southern California Sportsman’s Club Los Angeles Billfish Club West Palm Beach Fishing Club West Palm Beach Fishing Club Heeia Bay Fishing Club Team I Bay of Islands Swordfish Club Panair Sportsman’s Club Naval Station, Pearl Harbor Balboa Angling Club Ala Moana Sportsmen’s Club Team III Ala Moana Sportsmen’s Club Kihachiro Suzuki Bob Dudley Koichi Tadokoro Sam Spinello “Boot” Le Boutillier John Johnston Rocky Franich Bob Reece Rocky Franich Tetsuya Toda Takaaki Ushimura Rocky Franich John Johnston Dick Krupa Wade Mabry Rob Lowe Bill Hoey Bill Holt John Johnston Peter Reid Alexander Jahr Hiroki Matsukata Brooks Morris Brooks Morris Robert D. Smith Paul Mclntosh Tom Michels Kenneth Auld Douglas McAvoy Tom McMillan Eddie Sicilia Eddie Sicilia Raymond Gottner Keith Hudson Steven Zuckerman Henry Davis Dudley Lewis Bob Whitlow Jim Conway Elmer C. Rigby Frank Hedge Walter Brooks James Kimberly Rufus Spalding Jr Frank Lysons Mickey Dungate Jim Oliver Elmer Hehr George Perry George Perry 24 | H.I.B.T. 2010 1,643 3,323 1,239 2,032 2,150 1,407 1,774 682.5 1,350 561 1,529 1,400 1,200 1,274 1,500 1,575 1,581 1,173 1,328 1,013 1,842 1,215 2,468 1,127 1,905 856 2,180 1,502 1,502 1,299 1,785 1,870 1,837 2,370 3,848 2,288 1,544 1,556 1,355 1,100 1,079 1,430 1,329 1,023.5 862 677 1,252 840 698 711 www.hibtfishing.com 2009 HIBT Winners 2009 Champions Kona Game Fishing Club – Bellhope Team Captain: Kihachiro Suzuki Tetsuzo Suzuki 1,643 Points Country: Japan Second Place Old South Marlin Club #4 Team Captain: Glenn Garritano Lance Cleveland Christian Amico 1,550 Points Country: United States Third Place Malibu Marlin Club Team Captain: Sam Spinello www.hibtfishing.com Steve Spina Fred Duerr Burl Kuska 1,467 Points Country: United States H.I.B.T. 2010 | 25 2009 Henry Chee Award The Henry Chee Memorial Award was established in 1965 by the HIBA Board of Governors to be presented annually. To the charter boat captain having the greatest number of Billfish points scored on his boat during the HIBT. Captain Chee was a pioneer marlin captain. His vessel Malia, was known as the “Grey Ghost of the Kona Coast”. Throughout his lifetime, Captain Chee set an unprecedented number of game fish catch records which helped make his favorite fishing grounds, the Kona Coast, world famous. He continues to live on in the memories and legends of the charter fleet who now compete for this trophy named in his honor. 1st Place Kona Seafari Captain: David Bertuleit Crewmen: Tioni Judd Charter Boat Standings Boat SkipperPoints Kona Seafari Tropical Sun Anxious David Bertuleit 2,391 Dennis Isaacs 2,050 Neal Isaacs 1,903 2nd Place: Tropical Sun 3rd Place: Anxious Captain: Dennis Cintas Crewmen: Matt Cintas & Ryan Lutes Captain: Neal Isaacs Crewmen: Jeff Metzler & Brian Schumaker Past Recipients Of The Henry Chee Award Year Skipper Boat Year Skipper Boat 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 David Bertuleit Neal Isaacs Chip VanMols Jeff Fay Carlton Taniyama Boyd Decoito Marlin Parker Allan Ayano Randy Parker Allan Ayano Tournament Not Held Scott Fuller John Jordan Chris Rose Tom Hattermer Rusty Unger Jeff Fay Lincoln Ahlo Jack Ross Dale Leverone Jim Wagner Tioni Judd Kona Seafari Anxious Monkey Biz II Humdinger Five Star Foxy Lady Marlin Magic Lady Dee Huntress Lady Dee 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 Kenny Llanes Bill Ross Del Cannon Rusty Unger Wally Kobayashi Jerome Judd Marlin Parker Gregg Cherry Kip Taylor Jack Ross Jeff Fay Tioni Judd Willy Erickson George Molholm Bart Miller Ben Elmendorf Jeff Fay John Honl Bobby Brown John McReary Bart Miller Rope Nelson Ginger Flower Vixen Annetta Lanaau Sea Baby III Jun Ken Po Islander Lynell HappyTimes II Foxy Lady Humdinger High Flier Hale Aikane White Roc Christel Forget Me Not Milo Kakina Aukai Diamond S Kiholo Pau Kai 26 | H.I.B.T. 2010 Tara Kona Concept Aerial Ilima V Kona Rainbow Humdinger Sea Baby II Eclipse Sea Strike Kona Lure High Flier www.hibtfishing.com 2009 Richard Boone Richard Boone won fame as an actor in both films and his television series "Have Gun Will Travel". He took up residence in Kailua-Kona in the late 50's and pursued his great interest in big game fishing on his own boat the Goodbye Charlie. As an enthusiastic supporter and Governor of the HIBA, he gave his time, talent, and prestige to the event and promoted Kona's fishing throughout his lifetime. Following his death, the HIBA established an award in his name. The award is to be presented annually to the top scoring skipper based on a rating and ranking formula given by his teams on each of the five days fishing. 1st Place Foxy Lady Captain: Boyd DeCoito Crewmen: Sam Choy, Jr & Matt Losasso Past Recipients Of The Richard Boone Award Year Skipper Boat 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 Boyd DeCoito Marlin Parker Marlin Parker Marlin Parker Dennis Cintas Randy Parker Carlton Taniyama Marlin Parker Marlin Parker Randy Parker Marlin Parker Chris Rose Allan Ayano Denny Putnam Marlin Parker Randy Parker Randy Parker Steve Kaiser Allan Ayano Juan Waroquiers Juan Waroquiers Juan Waroquiers Bill Ross Katy Spalding Mike Fairfield Rusty Unger Conner / McGuckin Conner / McGuckin Conner / McGuckin Foxy Lady Marlin Magic II Marlin Magic II Marlin Magic II Intrepid Huntress Five Star Marlin Magic Marlin Magic Huntress Marlin Magic No Problem Lady Dee Piper Marlin Magic Huntress Huntress Medusa Lady Dee Illusion Illusion Illusion Vixen Kate No Problem Lanaau Billfisher II Billfisher II Billfisher II www.hibtfishing.com 2nd Place Lightspeed Captain: Rob Ellyn Crewmen: Carol Ann Criss & Joe Thrasher 3rd Place Northern Lights Captain: Kevin Nakamaru Crewmen: Tracy Epstein H.I.B.T. 2010 | 27 Other Awards Duke Kahanamoku Memorial Award Malibu Marlin Club Sam Spinello with Rick Gaffney Highest Individual Wahine Scorer The Edward D. Sultan Award Team Lantana Celeste Moorhouse with Mayor Billy Kenoi Malibu Marlin Club Sam Spinello Highest Individual Kane Scorer Tica Game Fishing Club - Japan Tadayuki Fukuhara with Miss Billfish Pacific Ocean Research Foundation Barry Bovee Tag & Release Award Alii Brothers Marlin Hui Captain Buzz Colton, Ron Rudy & Gary Colton 28 | H.I.B.T. 2010 www.hibtfishing.com Other Awards HIBT International Trophy South African Protea Team Captain Charles Saville, Kevin Hodgson & Grant Estman Crying Towel Award First Place Port Moresby Fishing Club Hawaii County Mayor's Trophy South African Barbarians Captain Dave Martin, Mike Koch, Richard Mosley, with Mayor Billy Kenoi www.hibtfishing.com H.I.B.T. 2010 | 29 HIBT Major Catches On 50 lb. Test Line On 80 lb. Test Line Wt. Yr.Name 1,062.5 1986 Laguna Niguel Billfish Club 916.0 1973 Eric Trixer 1976 Mike Yokonuma Hawaii Big Game Fishing Club Wt. Yr.Name Gill Kraemer Club Club Haura Club Tahiti 973.0 2008 Bob Dudley Laguna Niguel Billfish Club, Team 2 745.0 772.0 1986 Joe Yee Pajaro Valley Gamefish Club 689.0 2007 Haruoa Kaneko Hilton Grand Vacations Fishing Club-Japan Club Cabo San Lucas 683.0 1977 William Conrad Pacifica Marlin Club 672.5 1991 Bill Holt Lahaina Yacht Club #1 636.5 2005 Brian Reece Malindi Sea Fishing Club of Kenya 628.0 1973 Barry Bovee San Rafael Billfish Club 626.5 1976 Bert Nagai Leeward Trollers 616.0 1979 Alan Haida Kona Gamefishing Club 615.0 1985 Claude C. Rick Alaskan Trolling Club 617.0 2001 Koji Otsuka King Marlin Big Game Fishing 610.0 1976 Alban Ellacott Haura Club de Tahiti 762.0 1974. Neil Nishikawa 733.5 1988. Robert Hemmings Beverly Hills Yacht Club 731.0 1988 Ronald Mu. Haura Club de Tahiti 731.0 1993 Mark Stanley Port Hacking Game Fish Club 711.0 1992 Ramsey Riemers Marshall’s Billfish Club 704.5 1988 Henning Gleim Blinker Sport & Game Fishing Club 697.5 1998 Kohei Ushimura Mauna Kea Sportfishing Club 695.0 2008 Bob Dudley Laguna Niguel Billfish Club, Team 2 687.0 1993 George Huse Shoalhaven Game Fish Club 608.0 1982 Fred Duerr Kona Game Fishing Club 665.0 1978 Alec Mildren Shoalhaven Game Fish Club 606.0 1976 Kenneth Stapp San Marino Sport Fishing Club 663.0 1973 Welby Taylor Mauna Kea Fishing Club 602.5 1988 Kurt Roth Blinker Sport & Game Fishing Club 605.5 1990 Bill Maxey American Samoa Gamefish Assoc. 594.0 2006 Philip Chan New Britain Game Fishing Club 592.0 1990 Bill Coombs Gamefishing Club of South Australia 593.0 1978 Hidenori Onishi Miake Island Fishing Club 1968 Bob Dyer Sydney Game Fishing Club Edison Rod & Reel Club 581.0 1998 Bob O’Dea Port Moresby Game Fishing Club 592.0 573.5 1984 Wally Milne Marshall’s Billfish Club 598.0 1996 Lenard Noud. 1976 Paiboon Bencharit Bang Saray Fishing Club 571.0 1979 Ern Palmer Gamefishing Club of South Australia 579.0 568.0 1985 Elmer Good Laguna Niguel Billfish Club 573.0 1974 Sally Rice Kona Mauka Trollers #1 572.0 1985 Jay Lowry Pacific Anglers 569.5 1989 John Henderson IGFA Golden Anniv. Auction Team 567.0 2009 Sam Spinello Malibu Marlin Club 565.5 1990 Tunui Tellier Bora Bora Fishing Club 562.5 1982 Michael Forman Rainbow Anglers 555.0 1996 Keoni Goo Fun Birds of Aloha 539.5 1989 Jim Carven Bougain Sport/Gamefishing Club 536.0 1975 Ronald Duplanty Anaehoomalu Bay Trolling Club 534.0 1982 Mike Traxler 562.5 2005 Jeff Waugh Team Bahamas 561.0 1977 Eddie Sicilia Las Vegas Sport Fishing Club 561.0 1984 John Chibnal Bay of Island Swordfish Club 558.0 1993 Tom Snyder Tournament Anglers Association 553.0 1988 Shizuo Saito Okinawa Marlin Fishing Club 552.0 1992 Yu-chain Chen Reel Optimists Club ROC-Taiwan 547.0 1981 Duane Prett The Tuna Club Avalon 543.0 1994 Alberto Azana Philippine Game Fishing Foundation 30 | H.I.B.T. 2010 Marshall’s Billfish Club www.hibtfishing.com Miss Billfish 2010 I was born and raised in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Currently I am attending college and majoring in graphic design. I’m a licensed hairstylist and makeup artist and have a clothing line called NVuS clothing. While I enjoy shopping, going to the beach, training and competing on the “Average Joe’s” team in mixed martial arts, I love spending time with my 1 1/2yr old son. I would love to build my career as a model and soon get into acting. I’m currently working with a manager Jon Sabati who has taught me a lot in the modeling industry. My future plans are to live spontaneously and enjoy everything in life that God has to offer. I like to try new things, get a little taste of different opportunities and enjoy meeting new people. Sonja Ascino www.hibtfishing.com H.I.B.T. 2010 | 31 Olympian Dream Fishing Club Waianae Boat Fishing Club – DH 2 2009 Memories Pajaro Valley Gamefish Club #1 Kona game Fishing Club – Miake Hilo Yacht Club 32 | H.I.B.T. 2010 Laguna Niguel Billfish Club – Gil Kraemer Memorial Team, Team #1 www.hibtfishing.com Hilton Grand Vacations Fishing Club Japan Aussie Invaders – Perth Australia Mermaid Anglers Club (JGFA) Game Fishing Club of South Australia www.hibtfishing.com Bay of Islands Swordfish Club Old South Marlin Club #2 Sam Spinello and Peter Fithian with Miss Billfish and Sam's 567 pounder H.I.B.T. 2010 | 33 Contributors and Sponsors The Directors wish to thank all listed below for their assistance, which contributes materially to a successful presentation of the 2010 HIBT SPONSORS County of Hawaii Big Island Visitors Bureau HOST HOTEL King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel CONTRIBUTORS A& K Nurseries Costa del Mar Sunglasses Ecan DFS Hawaii Floral Resources Greeters of Hawaii, Ltd. Hawaii Business Works Hawaiian Linen Supply Jim Rizzuto Na Hoku-Hawaii’s Finest Jewelry Pacific Transportation Services, Inc. Tiare Enterprises, Inc. Service Rentals & Supplies West Hawaii County Band Young Brothers Tug and Barge 2010 Volunteers (at time of publication) Albert Threadingham Mariko Lyons Amanda Biddle Mark Fenton Barbara Frost Marni Herkes Bob Herkes Marsha Jean Fithian Bob O’Dea Merna Izawa Cari Mattyssens Michael Windsor Cher Hammes Mitzi Shepard Chip Fithian Monico Castillo Chris Church Natalie Gustavson Crispin Lippincott Pam Contessa Dave Anderson Pauline Threadingham Dawnyel Smith Phil Fong Dennis Frost PJ Value Diane Anderson Rhonda Darling Dick Beeson Richard Robinson Doc Halliday Richard Williams Ernest Knapp Rick Gaffney Iona Hughes Rob McGuckin Irene Fletcher Robbie Engelhard Jackie Haleiwa Robert Oswald Jay Rubenstein Rose Reed Jeanne Cooper Sherry Vann Jenna Souther Steve Lopez Jim O’Hara Sonja Ascino Joe Lyons Sue Boucher Joe Reynolds Sugae Takino John Reed Suzie Benoit Joshua Pearson Suzi Johnston Karen Fensel Suzzy Gustavson Larry Reifsnider Teresa Oswald Elizabeth Siliato Two Sirinipa Gouveia Malia Denis Zee Knapp SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS: 34 | H.I.B.T. 2010 Department of Land and Natural Resources – Nancy Murphy and Patrick Ryan National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration International Game Fish Association Western Pacific Fishery Management Council U.S. Coast Guard www.hibtfishing.com Where here Our Our Space Space Makes a Difference Makes a Difference Low Low Rates Rates and and Long Long Term Term Specials! 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