Actyally they were good petsScuzzy19;1889317; said:
They were feeders but ihad a breeding tank with one dominant male and 9 females and they bred like crazyMy Netting Catches
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They were feeders but ihad a breeding tank with one dominant male and 9 females and they bred like crazy
Manoa stream has some. Most are in the Japanese Gardens behind the theater. Devils, jags, convicts, and 5 star generals are in the quarry pond down by the tennis courts.
The university doesn't mind you fishing the quarry pond (I used bits of worm on my pole) but they frown on you fishing the Japanese gardens. I'd go net there after dark with a dip net. That's where the terrors are.
The university doesn't mind you fishing the quarry pond (I used bits of worm on my pole) but they frown on you fishing the Japanese gardens. I'd go net there after dark with a dip net. That's where the terrors are.
I can do the quarry Pond no problem but the Japanese Pond seems kinda like tresspassing is it on the campus?Modest_Man;1889637; said:
Update: Today my friend and I went netting again ad we caught a lot of mosquitofish nd plecos also we caught One Smallmouth Bass, One Red devil, and One Red Breasted tilapia and we did this all by scoop net 
will post pics later on
will post pics later onNice catch! I'm from Ewa beach also, I know I crip place in Kaneohe...It's a run off of Ho'omaluhia reservoir in the botanical gardens get Red devils, Nicaraguan cichlids,giant mosambique tilapia, Convicts(pink variety to),5 star generals, small mouth bass, chinese soft shell turtles, BNpleco's,Hypostomus plecos and ocasionally I still find african johanni Mbuna where the RD population is low.
I go there often to catch opae shrimp, hit me up if you like go
I go there often to catch opae shrimp, hit me up if you like go
DisturbinDaPeace;1955709; said:Nice catch! I'm from Ewa beach also, I know I crip place in Kaneohe...It's a run off of Ho'omaluhia reservoir in the botanical gardens get Red devils, Nicaraguan cichlids,giant mosambique tilapia, Convicts(pink variety to),5 star generals, small mouth bass, chinese soft shell turtles, BNpleco's,Hypostomus plecos and ocasionally I still find african johanni Mbuna where the RD population is low.
I go there often to catch opae shrimp, hit me up if you like go
I love that resevoir thats my favorite frehswater fishiing spot things bite like crazy there with bread
The 5 star generals are so dam easy to catch but the real funs are from the RDs and tilapia and smallmouth bass. Ive never seen soft shell turtles there before gotta show me the spot hehe. Keep on Fishing dude thats the spirit of a Hawaiian There should be some sort of fund established to entice people to trap and/or fish out the invasive species... but I can't imagine any way that wouldn't risk massive native bycatch... to imagine that we might lose these fascinating diadromous fish to natives before any of us are able to truly appreciate them is teh sadness.
