Humuhumu Fish Guide

The fish is manini. Convict tang is what it says in the book. Humuhumu leads with the name people here actually use, and puts the Hawaiian name underneath when it's a different word. Sometimes that name is Hawaiian, sometimes it's menpachi or onaga or nabeta. Either way it's what you'd say out loud. There are 100 fish in here, the ones you actually run into: manini, 'oama, uhu, weke, kūmū, pāpio, ulua, 'ōmilu, moi, 'ō'io, 'ama'ama, āholehole, akule, 'ōpelu, ahi, aku, ono, mahimahi, uku, 'ōpakapaka, onaga, menpachi, nabeta, kahala, kala, kole, roi, ta'ape, honu, manō, and the humuhumunukunukuāpua'a it's named after. Each one has a page written for somebody holding the fish: where you'd see it, how it's caught, whether people eat it and how, what it gets called as it grows, and what it tends to get mixed up with. Size limits and closed seasons are in there too, with the date they were…