New Zealand Spear Fishing Charters

Have an awesome time fishing in the Hauraki Gulf in Auckland, New Zealand., Red Snapper, Skip jack tuna and Yellow Tail King fish. All fishing gear and tackle are included, including fishing license. You'll need to bring your own food and Refreshments, Cold Water is on board

Snapper fishing is exciting no matter how experienced you are. Come onboard and go chase these massive tasty fish. You could also get Trevally, John Dory, Kahawai, and many other reef species. Not only that, but you will also see a rich wildlife of the area. Prepare your camera to get a nice shot of dolphins, whales, and the stunning scenery. The crew will tutor you to help you snatch a tasty dinner. It's a nice family activity.

This shared trip will take you fishing for the King Mackerel. Tea, water, and coffee are all provided. All required equipment is provided by the charter operator. Customers are advised to bring sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, and a waterproof camera.

Fishing in the Tiritiri Island for Snapper, Kingfish, Kahawai, Gurnard, and many other species. There are enough rods and reels on board for 8 to fish at once. All rods and reels, baits and ice for the day are all included. We also offer BBQ and catering service with addtional charge.

Since the fishing is a mere 15-minute journey from the port, this trip is designed for those who want to fit as much as possible into their day in Kaikoura. An average catch for a two hour trip would be 8 keepable fish. Trips can leave at a time to suit you if available.

Fishing charters with Southern Charters start in Bluff. After the safety briefing, we cross Foveaux Strait to find a calm fishing spot near Stewart Island. Ruapuke, Dog Island, Bird Island, or one of the other islands.

The crew's doing 4-hour fishing trips in the morning. It is great for families with young kids who just want to have a short experience and fun on the water. Things to expect beside fishing while traveling to the fishing grounds are dolphins, whales, wildlife, and native birds around the islands of the Hauraki Gulf.