Coach Duff's Photo Gallery

Here is our photo gallery. We could jam it full of ten pounders, but that's not a true indication of our fishery here in paradise. We do land monsters on many days a month, but all bonefish are perfect fish in our eyes. Our guides will throw in a picture of two of themselves once in a while. We fish every day we can. Plus, if the fish is 2 pounds or 15 pounds, we want to show off our greatest resource - our friends who we take fishing! Mahalo, Coach Duff's Hawaiian Bonefishing Guiding Team.

Coach Duff's Hawaiian Bonefishing Photo Gallery

Dave McCoy of Emerald Water Anglers with his first Hawaiian Bonefish - 9 pounds!

The new Hawaiian Bonefishing machine. She arrives in Hawaii on December 30th. Captain Terry Duffield (Coach Duff) at the helm.

10 pounds of native Hawaiian Bonefish

First Hawaiian Bonefish and as handsome as Bonefish get.

Danferd Henke with his first Bonefish ever. 8.9 pounds and Hawaiian style!

Doug, The man behind "Doug's Bugs" (and one hell of a steelheader and fly angler) with his first Hawaiian Bonefish. A hair under 8 pounds. Tight lines Doug!

On his way to Christmas Island, Charlie warms up with a nice little White Trevally (GT) or "Papio" as we call them.

Naval Officer (Mustang!) Ralph Stephens with his first Hawaiian Bonefish.

Mark Hopkins (AKA "Hopper") joins the 10 pound club Hawaiian Style!

When things slow down, sightfishing for big puffers is the next best thing! (Kidding of course)

Mark Hopkins with a handsome Hawaiian Bonefish. Mark did an incredible job landing this fish after it ran off the reef and took him for a "ride"!

Coach sights in a pretty Hawaiian Bonefish

Golfing Legend Barney Adams with his first 10 pound Bonefish. Hawaiian Style!

Alex and the Coach with a nice Hawaiian Bluefin Trevally. (Papio)

Alex is from Sweden and is a very talented and creative angler. Coach

Hawaiian Bluefin Trevally comin at ya!

A little ripper with our Captain Tang.

Old Friend Stephen Jackson holds his first Hawaiian Bonefish. Nice work Jacko!

Ghostly but pretty Hawaiian Bonefish

The Coach on fun day with the Captain. Another nice little Hawaiian Bonefish!

Our Captain having some fun with the Coach and a few nice little Hawaiian Bonefish.

Nothing like sightfishing for your first Hawaiian Bonefish. He hooked 3 more that day. This little beauty was the only one landed.

Arlan Collins finds a Hawaiian Bonefish that was a screamer!

Captain Mahalo Bob petting Bonezilla before he releases him.

A good looking Hawaiian Bonefish poses with the Coach.

Bob with a nice Hawaiian Bonefish

Solid as a Kitimat Buck.

Dustin K's first Hawaiian Bonefish caught the way we like it---sightfishing! Dustin is head guide and part owner of Nicholas Dean Lodge in Skeena Country.