Fishing near Kīhei, Hawaii

Kīhei is one of the Maui County towns of Hawaii. The town holds close to 20,881 people. Distance order, nearest first: Kealia Pond at about 2.9 miles, Wai'ale Reservoirs at about 8.4 miles to the north-west, Kanaha Pond at about 8.8 miles, Kaupakulua Reservoir at about 14 miles to the north-east followed by Makila Reservoir at about 15 miles. These fish twelve months of the year. An hour before dark beats the whole afternoon. Engineering, not nature, shaped most of these. Where two depths meet, work the seam between them. Kealia Pond is the near option, about 168 acres in size. Parking is recorded at Kealia Pond. Across Maui County, recorded fish include mozambique tilapia, greater amberjack, flathead grey mullet and almaco jack. Several are small enough to walk round in an hour. The run from Kīhei to Kealia Pond is the shortest of them all....