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  • 4.0
    /5
    (10 Hour Trip–Bottom Fishing Adults)

    Choice

    I liked it. 40 years of experience tells. 20 years of observe a change in the waters tells experience learning
    Roretana K.
    Roretana K.
    Reviewed on Sep 6, 2026
  • 4.0
    /5
    (10 Hour Trip–Bottom Fishing Adults)

    Fishing with Brett

    The weather was good however there was a quite a bit of swell & the boat rolled a bit which made the trip a bit uncomfortable. It was a good 2 hour trip to the fishing spot or by mayor island . However we did manage to catch a bin full of fish . We did tangle our lines quite a bit onboard because of the swells & maybe a few too many fishermen onboard . The skipper & deckhand were helpful & experienced. Overall a good trip apart from the swells .
    Daniel C.
    Daniel C.
    Reviewed on Apr 5, 2026
  • 4.0
    /5
    (10 Hour Trip–Bottom Fishing Adults)

    FIRST TIME FISHING LOVED IT

    was an awesome day . captain knows his stuff to find fish . 1 crewman apart from captain. Take plenty of fluids, captain and crew man very helpful with knowledge and making sure your having a good fishing experience. The weather was wonderful hot and calm.We hd a full boat takes 20 anglers had a gew lines tangle but thag made the experience worth it aswell
    K F.
    K F.
    Reviewed on Feb 28, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (10 Hour Trip–Bottom Fishing Adults)

    GOOD FISHING

    Me and they boys went out and scored about 20 solid teriki and other species such as pink moumou, pori and more. Definitely recommend 👌
    Elijah H.
    Elijah H.
    Reviewed on Feb 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (10 Hour Trip–Bottom Fishing Adults)

    Great day great experience

    Captain and boatmen were awesome. Heaps of fish and great experience. See you next time
    Ryan D.
    Ryan D.
    Reviewed on Jan 31, 2026
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Om Tarakihi fiske

Størrelse
0.5 to 1.5kg
Matverdi
Bra
Game Quality
Lowell

Tarakihi fishing is all about steady action and great eating. Tarakihi are schooling Groundfish that hold near reefs and rocky edges. They bite readily, fight with quick taps, and make excellent table fish. Many anglers target them for a relaxed day on the water and a reliable catch.

You will usually target Tarakihi with bottom fishing. A simple two-hook dropper rig or a flasher rig works well. Use small, sharp hooks and light tackle so you can feel the bites. Squid strips, shellfish, prawn, or pilchard make ideal baits. Small metal jigs and soft plastics also work when fish are active. Keep your bait near the bottom while drifting or at anchor.

Expect fast nibbles instead of heavy runs. Stay patient, keep baits small and fresh, and re-bait often. This is a fun option for first-time anglers, families, and anyone who enjoys filling the cooler with quality fillets. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-slip shoes. A light jacket helps when the wind picks up. Pack snacks, water, and a small cooler with ice for your catch if allowed by the crew.

Before your trip, check local rules for licenses or permits. Review season dates, areas that may be closed, and any size or harvest limits for Tarakihi. Regulations can change, and some regions include marine reserves where fishing is not allowed. Always follow local laws and your captain’s guidance.

Tarakihi fishing is all about steady action and great eating. Tarakihi are schooling Groundfish that hold near reefs and rocky edges. They bite readily, fight with quick taps, and make excellent table fish. Many anglers target them for a relaxed day on the water and a reliable catch.

You will usually target Tarakihi with bottom fishing. A simple two-hook dropper rig or a flasher rig works well. Use small, sharp hooks and light tackle so you can feel the bites. Squid strips, shellfish, prawn, or pilchard make ideal baits. Small metal jigs and soft plastics also work when fish are active. Keep your bait near the bottom while drifting or at anchor.

Expect fast nibbles instead of heavy runs. Stay patient, keep baits small and fresh, and re-bait often. This is a fun option for first-time anglers, families, and anyone who enjoys filling the cooler with quality fillets. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-slip shoes. A light jacket helps when the wind picks up. Pack snacks, water, and a small cooler with ice for your catch if allowed by the crew.

Before your trip, check local rules for licenses or permits. Review season dates, areas that may be closed, and any size or harvest limits for Tarakihi. Regulations can change, and some regions include marine reserves where fishing is not allowed. Always follow local laws and your captain’s guidance.