The Kapakahi Fishing Club began very informally many years ago as a small group of free-dive spear fishermen. As most divers will acknowledge, free-dive spearfishing is not a very social sport. You spend four, five or six hours diving in the ocean together, but you spend a very limited amount of time actually hanging out with each other-unless you spend time together after the dive. So, one day about 13 years ago, after a dive session with Sam Kuboyama, Myles Yoshikawa and me, Clyde Sasaki, Terrence Takahata mentioned that he used to go ulua fishing when he was younger. Coincidentally, so did the rest of us. We agreed that we should all go fishing one day. When the time came, we dusted off our old Fenwicks, Sabres, Jigmasters, 3/0s and…