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is it true that your allowed guns on boats outside the harbour limits?
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Don't know if its true but if thats the case, wouldn't you have to have them onboard whilst travelling to outside harbour limits?
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You have to have a Firearms Licence.
Boats, cars, what's the difference?
As always, you must have a lawful purpose for carrying a firearm... we don't get too many pirates in these waters and there ain't bugger all out there that isn't protected from being shot at.
I have more respect for my firearms than to take them to sea - you'd want to give them a thorough clean afterward.
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Dont see any issue with it.  Quite often have wished I had a 12 Guage on board.  :)
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Back of Noisies found some shotgun orange skits used for target shooting while diving.
Presume someone had a day practicing there shooting
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If you can hang on for a day or two, I'll ask Mr T. Iti about it. He should know.
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Why would you want a gun onboard? Just asking.
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To shot those *****s that come and drop their pick on top of you when you are fishing.
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Wonder if Archery Equipment would be under the same classification, i wouldn't expect so but travelling with it may get up some coppers noses, i ask because i have just put an order down for a fishing kit to attach to the bow with some big knarly carbon arrows. The plan is to get some kingies teased up behind one boat while i take the shot from another, should be fun :D
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just for abit of fun can also see a purpose for it , got a hand thrower for clays aswell
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I'm ask the sister in law she works on the Police launch tonight what the rule is.
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Originally posted by loryda loryda wrote:

Wonder if Archery Equipment would be under the same classification, i wouldn't expect so but travelling with it may get up some coppers noses, i ask because i have just put an order down for a fishing kit to attach to the bow with some big knarly carbon arrows. The plan is to get some kingies teased up behind one boat while i take the shot from another, should be fun :D
 
come to the fnet week at houhora and I have a perfect spot for you to get towed around a harbour by a kingWink
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Think Beagle is on the money - basically you need to have a Firearms Licence, then carry weapon safely on board i.e. unloaded, ammo seperate and weapon essentially disabled. However once on open sea and away from city limits, you could use it - however not to endanger others or cause a nuisance to the public. Some guy's carry guns on boats to fish, then go ashore in remote areas to hunt deer or pigs, goats etc, common around Sth Island areas etc, but also corromandel in patches etc. Personally I wouldn't bother unless doing something like that i.e. a fishing/hunting trip combined. You''ll also notice that in duck season heaps of guy's are in boats on the salt hunting ducks with shotty's but you can't travel over 5 knots in a boat with a loaded weapon.
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You boys need to read the history of TGFC. The commercial fisherman in the 20's and 30's out at Mayor where catching these big fish with beaks on their long lines and the story says they got a rifle out and waited for one to jump and shot it. Now thats one way to get a marlin!
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We had a launch on Lake Taupo a few years ago,had a clay bird thrower on the cabin top.great fun on the way to the Western  Bays,lots pf fun and no law broken.

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My grandad used to have a .22  on board to shoot the sharks they caught... one story was told that they got a big shark to the boat one day..  the shot went staight through the head....  AND  the steel trace....  the shark sank away Clap  well.. it would have been 30 - 40 years ago...
 
that is not a help to the current situation..  just a story Ha ha
 
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Spoke to the siss in law and she said that there is no problems with guns on boats as long as what (The Beagle) said is adhered to.
Nothing else to life but fishing and beer!.
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frankly I see no reason whatsoever for me to have a gun on board. Never, no way in hell, would I have one on my boatThumbs%20Down
 
Would Sir Peter Blake still be alive if he had not grabbed his gun? Who knows but I think he would be.
 
When the adrenalin hits the fan is not the cleverest time to grab a gun in any circumstance. Not a greenie at all but have reasons aplenty to hate GunsDisapprove
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I have often thought I would like my .22 on board when those brown birds start hanging around the boat and pissing me off
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I'm with you Boulder. Don't see the need. Can only be trouble after a few beers.
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