Bay of Islands Fishing Trip
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Bay of Islands Fishing Trip
Ideal for serious adventurers, sea lovers or families seeking fun, this fishing adventure takes you to the coastal waters of Bay of Islands, which boasts the angler some of the finest fishing in the world. Designed for novice and more experienced anglers, all gear, including bait and tackle, will be supplied. Passengers will be put into small groups of generally up to eight people per boat with a rod and reel supplied for each angler. Small angler numbers are organized to ensure everyone has an opportunity for the best individual fishing experience possible. The friendly and knowledgeable skipper and crew will offer expert local fishing knowledge, advice and tips and soon, you'll be in pursuit of snapper, a species that is particularly favoured by New Zealanders. If you meet with success and catch "the big one," keep in mind that this tour is conducted on a catch-and-release basis.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Have your camera ready if you catch a snapper, which can range in size from two to ten kilograms (four to 22 pounds)!
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
On your way to the perfect fishing spot, the skipper will cruise past Hole in the Rock, an 18-meter (60-foot) hole carved by wind and waves in the middle of Motukokako Island or Piercy Island as it was named by James Cook in 1770.
Schedule
Special Notes
This tour is conducted on a catch-and-release basis. A catch is not guaranteed. Fish that have been caught cannot be stored on board the cruise ship; Minimum age is 8 years. If necessary, participants will be split into groups across a few fishing vessels. To make your day as enjoyable as possible, please ensure that you wear comfortable flat-soled shoes, layered clothing suited to the weather conditions (it is always cooler on the water than on land). Bring a hat, jacket, sunscreen and bottled water. If necessary, participants will be split into groups across a few fishing vessels.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Bay of Islands Fishing Trip
Ideal for serious adventurers, sea lovers or families seeking fun, this fishing adventure takes you to the coastal waters of Bay of Islands, which boasts the angler some of the finest fishing in the world. Designed for novice and more experienced anglers, all gear, including bait and tackle, will be supplied. Passengers will be put into small groups of generally up to eight people per boat with a rod and reel supplied for each angler. Small angler numbers are organized to ensure everyone has an opportunity for the best individual fishing experience possible. The friendly and knowledgeable skipper and crew will offer expert local fishing knowledge, advice and tips and soon, you'll be in pursuit of snapper, a species that is particularly favoured by New Zealanders. If you meet with success and catch "the big one," keep in mind that this tour is conducted on a catch-and-release basis.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Have your camera ready if you catch a snapper, which can range in size from two to ten kilograms (four to 22 pounds)!
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
On your way to the perfect fishing spot, the skipper will cruise past Hole in the Rock, an 18-meter (60-foot) hole carved by wind and waves in the middle of Motukokako Island or Piercy Island as it was named by James Cook in 1770.
Schedule
Special Notes
This tour is conducted on a catch-and-release basis. A catch is not guaranteed. Fish that have been caught cannot be stored on board the cruise ship; Minimum age is 8 years. If necessary, participants will be split into groups across a few fishing vessels. To make your day as enjoyable as possible, please ensure that you wear comfortable flat-soled shoes, layered clothing suited to the weather conditions (it is always cooler on the water than on land). Bring a hat, jacket, sunscreen and bottled water. If necessary, participants will be split into groups across a few fishing vessels.