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Are you SEACHING
for information to have the best fishing experience?
If you want the best experience, then New Zealand it is!! New Zealand offers one of the best fishing experiences because of the numerous seas and rivers we have. We are here to provide you with relevant information regarding what place to go, what to buy, stories, tip and tricks and what to do when you get there. All with the aim of giving you the best fishing experience ever.
Many fishing charters can give you a great experience in New Zealand. Each fishing charter have different species they target so its a good idea to know what you are after before you head our on the water.
The most popular fishes targeted include Snapper, Trevally, John Dory, Kahawai, Kingfish, and occasionally even sharks.
The fishing
Fish Charter.
business in New Zealand
Many have more than two decades of involvement in the industry; which means the operators have the necessary experience having operated thousands of successful trips on New Zealand waters.
You can
fish in a variety of wateres...
Freshwater and saltwater environments, so it’s a win-win situation. It’s okay if you’re coming to New Zealand for the first time and aren’t sure where to begin, don’t worry our blogs should have all the information you will need.
New Zealand
Has saltwater and freshwater fishing opportunities for all types of anglers.
There’s no place on Earth where you can catch more Striped Marlin than the North Island in New Zealand. The blue marlin is a popular spot, as well as snapper, yellowfin tuna, hapuka, yellowtail amberjack, and trevally.
As good as the action is on the freshwater front it is the same on the saltwater front. There are plenty of big Rainbow and Brown Trout in the unspoiled streams and mountain rivers of the South Island. And did we mention that Chinook Salmon (Quinnat) will also be available? The South Island’s east coast is swarming with Quinnat in spring and summer.
