3 Fiskechartere
De beste av 3 charter fisketurer i New Zealand - legg inn datoer for å sjekke tilgjengelighet
Denne turen tar deg ut på fiske mellom 6 og 12 mil fra kysten av Paihia. De målrettede artene er alle spennende fangster, som Marlin, Tunfisk og annen storviltfisk. Alt utstyret venter på deg om bord, og du vil ha båten for deg selv, din familie og dine venner. Te, kaffe og vann serveres om bord. Husk å pakke hatt, solbriller, solkrem og kamera.
Marlin (stripet), Sverdfisk og Tunfisk er bare noen av storviltfiskene vi fanger i Bay of Islands. Storviltfiske fra 1-dags til 6-dagers turer, eller tilpass turen etter dine ønsker. Spør om våre kvartandels dagsturalternativer eller privat fisketur. Alt utstyr er inkludert – alt du trenger er en hatt, solkrem og kanskje litt varme klær i tilfelle det blir kjølig. Snacks og forfriskninger er inkludert. Ekstra kr 320 per person over 4 deltakere, maks 6 personer.
Kystnært fiske etter Snapper, Tarakihi, Knurr, Kahawai og Trevally for grupper på opptil 10 personer.
Swordfish fishing in New Zealand is a true bluewater challenge. Broadbill Swordfish cruise deep offshore waters around the country. Anglers come for powerful fights, trophy potential, and a wild, scenic setting.
Captains target Swordfish with deep dropping, which means sending baits far below the surface using heavy weights. Many trips fish at night when Swordfish rise higher and feed. Crews use sturdy tackle, abrasion‑resistant leaders, and squid or similar baits. Glow lights and careful drift fishing help keep baits in the strike zone.
Expect an offshore run to canyon edges, seamounts, or steep drop-offs. Full-day and overnight trips are common because one quality bite can take time. This is great for anglers who enjoy patience, teamwork, and big-game excitement. First-timers are welcome, as crews walk you through every step. Bring warm layers, a hat, sunscreen, and soft-soled shoes. Pack snacks and motion sickness medicine if needed. Most charters provide rods, reels, bait, and safety gear.
New Zealand offers broad Swordfish grounds around the Northland and Bay of Islands, the Bay of Plenty, and the East Cape canyons. Productive waters also lie off Hawke Bay and the Wairarapa slopes. In the South Island, windows can open off the West Coast and remote Fiordland. Your captain will choose the safest, most promising area for the day.
Before your trip, check local rules on licenses or permits, seasons, and harvest. Regulations can change, and exact details vary by area. Many crews support tagging and releasing Swordfish. Your captain will explain current rules and best practices on board.
