‘Oama Season Came Late
Sep 01, 2022
3 minutes
by Jeff Konn
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Like an alarm clock poised to go off, each summer Hawai‘i’s beaches and shorelines brace themselves for the annual “run” of the baby weke, or, as they are affectionately known in Hawai‘i, ‘oama. Measuring a mere a 4 to 5 inches long, these fingerling weke usually invade the inner shoreline by the hundreds, each of them of them hoping to uncover little morsels to eat.
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