Fishing Reports
Fishing reports from around New Zealand
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back Charter Connection Winter ArticleAlthough we have been bombarded by the weather...and lets face it we've had to put up with weekend after weekend of nearly unfishable conditions... more detailAutumn Fishing ReportAutumn fishing report from Damo aboard the Charter Connection, Diversity. more detailWellington West Coast July ReportJuly report for the Wellington west coast area from Neil of Westcoast Charters more detailGulf Harbour August Report from Charter ConnectionIt lasted for about 45 mins then went down and the dolphins which must have been full.... more detailTairua August ReportWelcome To The first Fishing report from the Coromandel & Tairua Dive & Fishinn. We will be a regular contributor from now on so if there is a topic or information you need from the Coromandel just ask me more detailBruce Duncans Hauraki Gulf UpdateBruce Duncans report about the fishiing conditions in the Hauraki Gulf. 24/9/09 more detailWellington West Coast October ReportAs the water starts to warm up we start to get better fishing and more variety here on our side of Cook Strait. Springtime can also be a windy time so less people are out fishing which seems to help the fish come around a bit more. more detailCharter Connection October reportDamo and the team have been hooking into the snappers! Find out what baits and techniques he is using! more detailWildblue Spearfishing trip to TongaMatt from Wildblue Spearfishing describes his amazing experience spearfishing the beautiful islands of Tonga more detailHauraki Gulf Report 5th NovemberFishing report for the Hauraki Gulf by The Big Fish Bait and Tackle Company more detailWellington West Coast November ReportNovember report, from Neil and the team at Wellington Westcoast Charters more detailCharter Connection November reportKeep your eyes open for the gannets, freshen up winters soft baits with some fresh "juice" and check your gear is free of corrosion and the line/braid is fresh and ready to go. I'll keep you posted as things progress but get out and enjoy the sport. more detail |
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