Specialty:
Half or full day reef or hapuka fishing trips for individuals or groups, stay aboard charters for up to 12, reef fishing, hapuka fishing game fishing or diving.
Boat Details:
Ohorere is a large volume vessel at 60 ft (17 m). There are two showers and toilets and two galley areas. Being so spacious means she is ideal for groups for extended trips. The interior features lots of polished timber giving her a warm and homely feel. There is blue rubber matting throughout which protects the carpet so there is no 'shoes off at the door' policy on this vessel, she is a serious fishing boat.
Accommodation:
Accomodation for up to 12. Eight single bunks and three doubles.
Fishing Equipment / Tackle:
All equipment available to hire or you are welcome to bring your own.
Safety Equipment:
Surveyed with MSA, all required safety equipment on board.
Daily Rate:
$2000 per day. $2500 for a 24 hour trip.
Prices include GST.
Trips depart / details:
By arrangement from Tauranga, Mount Maunganui and Whangamata.
Comments:
Book a fishing trip or boat charter on Ohorere. We are owner operators and Captain Hugh has over 20 years experience fishing in the area.

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