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Big spring snapper. With the more settled weather over the last couple of weeks there’s... Read More >
Snapper hit and miss. Most reports have been telling us it’s becoming more difficult to... Read More >
The switch has been flicked on! Call it what you want, El Niño, global warming,... Read More >
Snapper and kahawai in close. Again, we start on a positive note, with some nice... Read More >
Hot snapper bite continues. Labour weekend and the following week or so saw action aplenty... Read More >
School snapper around in numbers. During the last fortnight, the water temperature increased from the... Read More >
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