Frequently Asked Questions

Planning your ultimate Kona fishing trip? We want to make sure you're completely ready for the water. Below are answers to frequently asked questions about booking a private charter aboard Sweet Sadie—including details on what to bring, keeping your catch, and chasing big game.

Get in Touch

½ Day Charters — $1200

Off the dock early between 5:00AM - 6:00 AM. Lines in the water before the sun is high.

Spend a couple action-packed hours hunting Hawaii’s ultimate game fish. We’ll head offshore to troll for legendary Blue Marlin while working a full pelagic spread for Ahi (Yellowfin Tuna), Ono (Wahoo), and Mahimahi.

This is a fully private charter guided by a veteran crew who knows exactly where the fish are running. You’ll be back by early afternoon with incredible stories—and plenty of time left to enjoy the rest of your day.

A fish jumping out of the water at sea, creating a splash.

¾ Day Charters — $1450

Off the dock early between 5:00AM - 6:00 AM. Lines in the water before the sun is high.

The 3/4-day charter is the ultimate angler’s choice, giving our seasoned crew the time they need to track down Blue Marlin and work the full pelagic spread for Ahi, Ono, and Mahimahi. Enjoy a premium, private boat experience and head back to the docks by mid-afternoon with a cooler full of stories.

A white yacht sailing on calm blue ocean water, leaving a trail of white foam behind, with a distant shoreline and mountainous landscape under a blue sky with some clouds.

Full-Day Experience — $1650

More time on the water means more blue water covered—and more shots at the fish of a lifetime.

This is the ultimate layout for serious anglers and anyone who came to Kona for the definitive big-game experience. You get the exact same premium setup as our 3/4-day trip—a fully private boat, expert local crew, and a relentless full lure spread—but with the crucial extra hours needed to hunt the deep trenches and do it right.

If you're here to chase a giant, give yourself the time to make it happen.

Fishermen's rods mounted on the side of a boat with the ocean and a sunset in the background.

For information and availability: