NZ Fishing News Winter Magazine Out Now!

There’s plenty of great fishing content to read by the fire this winter with the latest NZ Fishing News winter 2026 magazine. The coverage in this stunning issue includes:

•    An epic Fiordland fishing and diving adventure with SEA Fiordland – bluefin tuna, hapuku, huge crayfish, big blue cod and much more!

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•    The Kiwi kingfish fishery by the legendary Rick Pollock

•    Destination Vanuatu by Ben Brown (@builttofish)

•    An A-Z guide to deep dropping for ‘puka, bass and bluenose by Injun Park (@extremefishingnz), including sonar setting and electric reel tips

•    How to select the right softbait by veteran angler Mark Kitteridge

•    Handy tips for bread-and-butter inshore winter species by Sam Mossman

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•    Central Otago winter rainbow trout and Chamois by Greg Morton

•    An update on the Export NZ Fishing Competition 

•    Analysis of both sides of the Fisheries Amendment Bill debate

•    Three delicious, seasonal kaimoana recipes

•    A review of the Volkswagen Amarok Style V6

•    A day on the water with the new Honda BF200 outboards

•    New toys

The NZ Fishing News winter issue is now available at your usual stockists, and you can subscribe here.

- NZ Fishing News

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