FEATURED LOCATION: Hawai'i Island shoreline.
FEATURED SPECIES: Giant Trevally.

We are once again on the hunt for Giant Trevally (Ulua) with our LGF Hall-Of-Famer friend Chad Kosinski. Few island fishermen know this shoreline fishing drill as well as this guy.

Over the years Chad has learned much about this type of fishing discipline. On this segment: The Top 10 things Chad Kosinsiki says you need to enjoy on a fishing trip for Ulua.

Chad's fishing gang spends a good part of the day catching and stocking up on small fish to use as live bait. After the sun goes down the big fish action begins! As usual with this gang: Mission Accomplished!

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