Haleiwa, HI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/19/2017 -- Flyer Sportfishing, the leading sport fishing company in Hawaii, provides anglers of all skill levels with ample opportunity to catch pelagic fish year-round.

"Our water temperature only changes 7-to-8 degrees. During winter, it drops down to 75 degrees, and in the summer it gets up to 83," Flyer Sportfishing Captain Jared Dow commented. "All the pelagic (fish) are comfortable in this temperature range, but favor certain temps at different times."

Pelagic fish that are found swimming near Oahu's North Shore include Pacific blue marlin, striped marlin, shortbill marlin, yellowfin tuna, skipjack tuna, mahi-mahi and wahoo. These fish are referred to as oceanic and coastal. They are found in all tropic waters around 650 feet deep over the continental shelf; this area is referred to as the pelagic shelf.

Flyer Sportfishing gives visitors the opportunity to reel in these pelagic fish on full and half-day charters. Captain Dow will guide anglers with his knowledge and even fillet a group's catch up to 50 pounds. Guests can view the company's calendar on their website to determine if their desired date and time are available.

Visitors will be riding upon Flyer, a 31-foot Eastern sportfisher, during their charter. This vessel has impressive features such as a teak fighting chair, walk-around design, 315 horsepower Cumming 5.96BTA marine diesel engine, modern electronics and GPS and integrated depth finder.

People who wish to learn more about Flyer Sportfishing in Hawaii and their deep sea fishing charters are invited to contact them. This company can be reached by calling at 808-365-2520 or browsing their website at http://www.fishoahu.com/.

About Flyer Sportfishing
For two decades, Flyer Sportfishing has brought affordable, adventurous sport fishing to the North Shore of Oahu for anglers of all levels. With Flyer Sportfishing, anglers are a part of the action from start to finish, and enjoy a hands-on, interactive experience with a friendly and seasoned crew.

For more information, visit http://www.fishoahu.com.