Tag: Wahoo

Hooks should be 7/0 to 10/0 depending on the size of your bait. Most of the trolling lures you are going to use will be rigged with ballyhoo. Choosing good ballyhoo will help with how long your baits will last. How do I know what size hook to use? Fishing hook sizes are generally referred […]

Biology. Atlantic wahoo grow fast, up to 8 feet and 158 pounds, though they are commonly between 3.3 and 5.4 feet long. They have a short life span, up to 5 or 6 years. They are able to reproduce at about 1 year old. What is the largest wahoo ever caught? 183poundsThe biggest Wahoo ever […]

Which fish should I avoid? (Note: Marlins are billfish similar to swordfish and often have higher-than-normal mercury levels as well. And while the mackerel species includes Hawaiian ono or wahoo, average levels in ono are only half as high, 0.4 ppm/Hg, putting it in the moderate-to-high-level category.) Does wahoo have high mercury? Total mercury concentrations […]

wahoo (n.) As the name of North American trees or shrubs, 1770, from distortions of native names; especially the “burning bush,” from Dakota (Siouan) wahu, from wa- “arrow” + -hu “wood.” In reference to the winged elm, it is from Muskogee vhahwv. Where did the expression wahoo come from? Official University of Virginia sports documents […]

About 50 percent of Hawaii’s commercial wahoo harvest is taken by trollers.Wahoo. Calories: 167 Total Fat: 9.4 g Saturated Fat: 2.4 g Cholesterol: 64 mg Sodium: 78 mg Is wahoo a healthy fish to eat? Hawaii Wahoo is an excellent source of healthy, extra lean protein. It is also low in saturated fat and low […]

Do not eat ANYTHING in the belly cavitie area. Wahoo have some serious parasites in the belly and if you get them, oooohhh my. Very long and intensive meds and bills. Are wahoo good eating? Wahoo is a great eating fish that can be cooked in a variety of ways. Because it has a meaty […]

Ono is a Hawaiian word meaning “good to eat.” It is commonly known as wahoo and is a close relative of the king mackerel. Built like a torpedo, they are fast swimmers. Ono rarely school, but groups are often found around fish aggregation buoys. Is wahoo the same as mackerel? It is best known to […]

Ono is a Hawaiian word meaning “good to eat.” It is commonly known as wahoo and is a close relative of the king mackerel. Built like a torpedo, they are fast swimmers. Ono rarely school, but groups are often found around fish aggregation buoys. What does Ono wahoo taste like? Wahoo (Ono) Flavor Profile. Ono […]

It transmits data via ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart and can connect to any device that accepts those protocols, and comes with both a rubber mount meant for your bike as well as a shoe mount. Does Wahoo Elemnt work without phone? Though the ELEMNT/BOLT/ROAM does not require a phone to record data, certain features outlined […]

wahoo (n.) As the name of North American trees or shrubs, 1770, from distortions of native names; especially the “burning bush,” from Dakota (Siouan) wahu, from wa- “arrow” + -hu “wood.” In reference to the winged elm, it is from Muskogee vhahwv. What does the word wahoo mean? Definition of wahoo (Entry 4 of 4) […]

Registered. Typically we use/eat the fish within 3 days of being refrigerated, if we know we will not use them within 3 days, we put them in a little water and ziploc freezer bag, and freeze them (with plenty of room for freezing expansion). How long is wahoo good for? Shelf life for Wahoo is […]

I always freeze wahoo for 7 days @ -10 before consuming raw….if there is anything parasitic, it will be destroyed by the cold, just as by heat. HACCP compliance is required by all sushi bars and freezing sashimi prior to consumption is law. How long does wahoo last refrigerated? Typically we use/eat the fish within […]

184 pound. The wahoo belongs to the tribe of Spanish mackerels. Wahoo can grow to 6 feet long and about 100 pounds. And some grow quite a bit bigger. The all tackle world record for wahoo belongs to Sara Hayward for a 184 pound fish caught in 2005 in Cabo San Lucas. What is the […]

It is white and firm; similar to halibut. It is my favorite white fleshed fish! What fish is wahoo similar to? king mackerelWahoo, a member of the Scombridae family of mackerels and tunas, is closely related to the king mackerel. Hawaiian lore has it that the name wahoo comes from European explorers’ misspelling of “Oahu” […]

Atlantic wahoo grow fast, up to 8 feet and 158 pounds, though they are commonly between 3.3 and 5.4 feet long. They have a short life span, up to 5 or 6 years. They are able to reproduce at about 1 year old. For males, this is when they reach 2.8 feet in length, and […]

In Hawaii and the Pacific regions, raw wahoo is extremely common in both sushi and sashimi dishes. It has a nice texture, which lends itself to being chunked. Some parts of the fish are better cooked because they can be chewy when raw. However, most of the fish can be used in raw dishes. How […]

Ono is a Hawaiian word meaning “good to eat.” It is commonly known as wahoo and is a close relative of the king mackerel. Built like a torpedo, they are fast swimmers. How do you spell the island of a wahoo? The Island of Oʻahu in Hawaii is often nicknamed (or translated as) “The Gathering […]

for one year. Limited Warranty Policy Wahoo Fitness expressly warrants products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser under normal use for one year from the original date of purchase. Can I get my Wahoo Kickr serviced? Wahoo has provided a self-repair kit you can get from support. Or, […]

Wahoo live in the warm waters of Florida and Louisiana. The warmer weather seasons are the best time to fish for them. Part of what makes it the most difficult fish to catch is its speed– they can swim up to 60 miles an hour! What is the most difficult fish to catch? Five of […]

Wahoo have a mouth full of extremely sharp teeth. So sharp, in fact, that many anglers compare them to a band saw. They can have up to 100 triangular, serrated teeth that are set tightly together in one row in both the upper and lower jaw. How do you tell a barracuda from a wahoo? […]