Destinations

New Zealand is blessed with a wonderful unspoiled landscape and some of the most spectacular scenery to meld with our wonderful fishing.

From the rugged Three Kings islands in the far north surrounded by our famous striped marlin fishery to the stunning rivers and lakes festooned with trout in central Otago, we have a wonderful range of great fishing destinations.

This section is designed to take the main areas throughout the country and provide an overview of accomodation, local services, and some ideas on where and when to fish.

Latest Articles
	Title		Date
	Ever Have One of Those Trips....	Rated 6 time(s).	March 2001
	Stu Cawker has a bad run on billfish
	Season to Remember - by Peter Francis	Rated 5 time(s).	February 2001
	Homestead Fishos Kick Butt by Steven Radich		December 2000
	The inaugural labour weekend dust-up between the Kerikeri Club and the Homestead Fishing Club lived up to the pre-tournament hype.
	“Wilderness paradise in the Tropics” Solomons part II by Capt. Asparagus		November 2000
	Part II of Capt. Asparagus' trip to the Solomons
	"Exploring the wilds"..... the Solomons part I. by Capt. Asparagus		November 2000
	The Solomon Islands with Capt. Asparagus and Amanda Jane
	RnR Charters... Mokes and Mozzies	Rated 6 time(s).	November 2000
	Capt. Asparagus takes us to the Mokes on board RnR charters with Wayne Radford and Steffi Railey.
	AWOL in Tologa Bay August 2000		November 2000
	Capt. Asparagus and Bill Hohepa go fishing out of Tolaga Bay on board M.V. Pacific Invader ...
	The Ngongataha Experience		November 2000
	Upon looking back, there was no indicator and as I lifted the rod firmly the line suddenly came tight as the fish took off in the opposite direction — already well-hooked. Split seconds after bre...
	Kai iwi lakes		November 2000
	In a land of spectacular trout fishing, where shining Taupo steelheads bound up snow chilled rivers, and monster Aniwhenua rainbows bust up anglers fishing nine weight gear, the remote, and somet...
	Trout fishing at Wakatipu by Adrian Bell		September 2000
	Paul Burgess has invented a clear line called the 'Hover Line' which does that, but I didn't have one. The Kiwi solution was to use a nail-knotted length of sinking line to join the polyleader to the...
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