Oama season is special and happens each summer. It can either be fun, or be a real bummer! First you must find them, at the beach or tidal pools, Feeding or cruising in large, nervous schools. If they’re not hungry, you may chase them ‘for days.’ You palu, try to trick them, but they won’t change their ways. Fresh ‘opae, aku belly, shrimp and hahalalu-No matter what you try, nothing will do. You’re ready to quit; you mumble, ‘Oh. well…When something, someone, rings their dinner bell. The ‘oama go crazy as they chase after the lead. Hooking one after the other, you shake your head. Just a minute ago, you couldn’t pay them to bite, Now they’re in a frenzy (irhat a beautiful sight!). Just as fast as It started,…