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How to catch Kahawai part 2

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How to catch Kahawai

Kahawai - truly great sportfish in New Zealand - Part 1 All you need to know about catching kahawai, a truly great sportfish - Part 1

Noise and fishing part two

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More on Noise and how it affects fishing - Part 2 Just how much does noise affect fish and fishing?

Noise and fishing

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Does Noise Affect Fishing? - Part 1 How, why and does noise affect fish, and fishing?

How to get as much info from your sounder

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How to Use a Fish Finder Effectively to Find More Fish? How to use a Sounder or fish finder more effectively to find more fish to fish to.

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How to Anchor

How to Anchor in the Right Position to Catch More Fish - Part 2 Knowing how and where to anchor is critical to catching more fish. Part 2

Jigging tips and Tricks

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How to catch more fish on jigs How to effectively use jigs to catch more fish more often.

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Let’s get started!

Saltwater fly-fishing - Starting Out How to get started in saltwater fly-fishing without breaking the bank

Need tips on a better casting technique?

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How to Get a Better Casting Technique How following some very simple rules will make a huge improvement to casting

Berley!!

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bait basics 😊

How to get the best out of bait? How to select and use bait to maximise your fishing results

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Have you all heard of this?

Cubing or Chunking for Snapper How to use a tuna fishing technique to catch more fish

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Check out this App for all the fishing rules 😁

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Technique: Jigging
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Jigging Jigging, a fishing technique which entails anglers to use an artificial lure- rubber based bait attached to a lead sinker with a hook molded through it.

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Technique: Fly Fishing

Fly Fishing Fly fishing is one of the most common ways to fish. However, as simple as it seems, fly fishing is also one of the more advanced and difficult ways to fish.

Technique: Baitcasting

Have you all tried this method and has it worked for you?

Baitcasting Baitcasting, a fishing technique that cannot be imagined without using a bait casting rod, came into existence back in the 17th century.

Techniques: Bottom Fishing.
Whats your favourite techniques to use?

Bottom Fishing Bottom fishing is the simplest method of catching fish where the bait is dropped down to the bottom of the water to target the fish near the ground.

Interested in learning more about catching Gurnard?
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How to Catch Gurnard - The Fishing Website - The Fishing Website Knots & Rigs for Gurnard A bright orange fish with brightly coloured pectoral fins. Gurnard have lower pectoral rays which use for ‘walking’ along the bottom and uncovering small animals and crustaceans in the sand and sediment for food They have a spine on each gill plate a...

Everything to know about catching Trevally!

How To catch trevally - The Fishing Website Trevally are our other top light tackle sportfish. They are found consistently around the North Island and at the top of the South Island.  Trevally will be found throughout different water levels from shallow bays right through to great surface schools that are feeding on krill. They are mo...

ahhh the big ol Kingi!
Do you guys have any tips that could help others out on how to catch a nice kingfish?

How to catch kingfish - The Fishing Website Kingfish (Seriola lalandi lalandi) are New Zealand’s most accessible gamefish, offering size, power and guile to challenge Kiwi anglers fishing from the shore and from boats. Kingfish belong to a large and worldwide family of fishes that include trevallies, jacks and jack mackerels. In...

Kahawai and everything you could know about catching them.
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How to catch kahawai - The Fishing Website Knots & Rigs for Kahawai The kahawai is widespread throughout New Zealand and will be found from estuaries to the outer islands. This sleek fish has an average size between 40-50cm long, and an average wiehgt of 1 to 2kg. Appropriate tackle is 6-10kg mono or braid is even better as the bit...

How to catch Snapper!
I know everyone has their own tactics but I love learning new things.
Do you guys have any more advice to share with our fellow anglers?

How to catch snapper - The Fishing Website Snapper (Pagrus auratus) is one of New Zealand’s most popular sport and table fish — the bread-and-butter species for the majority of New Zealanders by virtue of its distribution. Snapper are found consistently around the entire North Island. Further south, they occur mostly aroun...