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Yeah bro for all freshwater fishing in NZ. You can get them online and just get day passes if you like 👍

You can take them, only what you need!

November to around March/April snapper are all through the harbours and shallows. Off the rocks, easturys and sand will all produce. Dawn and dusk is best and a few hours either side of the tide. Just gotta explore! Great fishing round here when the weather heats up!!

Very Jealous! Enjoy!!

Never a boring day on the water!

Thankyou🙏 Don’t believe there are any rules around line poundage (could be wrong, always double check). You can take 2 fish and must stop fishing after 2. Minimum size is 30cm for trout, 40cm for Salmon. You need a license. Always check the fish and game website for any changes and updates. Good luck and have fun! 🤙

Anything crusader with blue pink or silver. Low and slow, can’t beat it!

No clue bro, just a cheap one. Kahawai aren’t picky!

Covering up that wind😂

Usually just jump on Marine Deals and have them sent. Unless I stop by a local shop, can be hit or miss in person of course. Kahawai aren’t the pickiest though!

Cheers mate! Definitely gets chilly🥶

Sure you will smash it in June, Winter canal trips are epic. Just watch the roads ❄️

Great to hear! It’s a wicked coastline to explore - Tightlines!

Thankyou bro! Much appreciated!🙏

Cheers! Will have to chuck one in 🍣

Interesting! I use a GoPro max but it’s definitely on its last legs haha😂

Thanks for the advice, just a hobbie at the end of the day 🤙

Spot on!!

Thankyou bro, yes Sullivans no issues parking, the issues coming back tryna get the kayak on your roof with a full carpark😂 go early and should be alright! 🤙

Thankyou! Yeah it’s great seeing what goes on under the surface, and yes early march!

Thank you for your reply ! Early March, I see. Thinking to launch kayak in the middle of April, hopefully not too late ^^.

Should be good, went out the other day but weather was too bad to get further than pudding. Still firing just smaller snaps, out a bit further should be on 🔥 good luck!

@@rossi8123 Been using Glowbite Mighty Micro softbaits and getting lots of fish. Got a 53cm Snapper about a week ago in rough conditions (then rolled my kayak). Lucky i got it on camera.

Thank you for introducing the Mighty Micro softbaits, I should try them. 53cm snapper? it's good size ! Unfortunately I have been busy with my work and could not launch the kayak ! Hopefully you will up-load the new video ! Cheers.

Viking Profish Reload! Love it on the water, heavy getting it on the roof 😂

@@FFA-Official. New one will be 27kg?

Ohh unlucky! Dam that video was a long time ago but I think on low with the incoming also not too far from dusk. Loads of kahawai are usually around the mouth, just persist and hit dusk or dawn you should get on to them! Good luck if you head back🤙

You picked a good one!

Absolutely! Never a bad day on the water fish or not!

Cheers bro 🙏

Hey mate! I like to get it about a meter or two off the bottom then let the waves disperse it. Here it was around 20ish meters of water so around 18 down. When it’s more than 10 meters getting it below the surface is a must in my opinion. Hope that helps🙏

Haha Thankyou bro🙏

2 fish per day, no fishing after that!

@@FFA-Official. Thanks mate.

No worries mate, good luck!🤞

Good luck! 🤞

Nah bro, finished the degree so based up north now days!

Unlucky bro! Definitely can be like that, super weedy lake. All you need is to find that school of perch and you can have fun for hours! Don’t give up we all have those days, 🤞next missions a goodie!!

Thankyou bro🙌 Lots of the snapper are eating shellfish around the area so shellfish berley can be great, otherwise oily berley like a salmon burley is great as it can travel a bit further, both will work!! I like to get the cardboard ones so you can recycle and no plastic will end up in the water! Fishing Direct in silverdale was the spot for that one, there’s also a Top Catch on the Whangaparoa peninsula if your heading that way. Good luck out there!!

@@FFA-Official. : Woa, I did not expect such a great and detailed advices like that. Thanks, heap and Merry Xmas, bro. Looking forward to your next video

No worries! Merry Christmas!!

Thankyou🙌- I just use a swivel to some fluorocarbon trace (go as light as you can depending on environment, if it’s rough ground use stronger stuff) from there a 7’0 KLT Hook. Add some ball sinkers before the Hook if there’s heaps of current. You want to float the bait down as naturally as possible. Hope this helps🤙

Yes spot on, always wet hands and invest in some gloves that are safe for freshwater fish!

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Thankyou brother! Much appreciated 🤙

Just out to the far side of the reef bro, maybe two and a half to 3 km

I just hit that 15-20m drop off but there’s good fishing all around there!!

Thanks heaps bro🙌

Cheers mate Thankyou🙌 Theyre awesome creatures 🤙

Cheers bro🙌 Might see ya out there sometime 🤙