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Sorry mate I am not sure as I am away fishing in Nelson

@@rhinoselim700 Hi, Thanks for the comment. I am using an 8ft Shimano Backbone Rod and a Penn 4500 Spin Fisher Reel. I am running 30lb braid with a 20lb fluorocarbon leader. Cheers Aaron

@@OakleyJNS Up towards Hanmer

@ is it still good fishing ?

@OakleyJNS yep, thanks

yep, here you go. It is a good solid rod and has caught heaps of fish. Cheers www.huntingandfishing.co.nz/shimano-backbone-8-0-6-8kg-2-piece-spin-rod?srsltid=AfmBOor1dLoBenUyoyypzcjwyFYht1voetYNkMLXot_bt6FHkEFy0XCg

@@LeoOgata-Johnston hey, Thanks for the comment. I generally use a 22gm silver ticer or a 28gm. blue fish. Cheers

@@depthsofabyss6142 hey, great stuff. I fished South Shore on Saturday and caught a heap of smaller kahawai but unfortunately no large kahawai. Was the trevally a decent size?

@@canterburyfishingadventures 39cm not bad size :) yesterday one released was a baby, someone told me gurnard being caught on the beaches so not sure where, might try shag rock sometime the seaweed is bad there though

@@canterburyfishingadventurescaught a nice salmon of Redcliffs wall last April, eastern end. Not sure who got the biggest shock…me or the salmon!!

@grahamschist9028 Gees really, good one.

@@iplayguitar5444 thanks very much, yep I have. Just haven't uploaded as yet. Cheers

@@onepieceisreal24 hi, this is The Waimakariri River in Christchurch

@@jonwik4676 mine is 8lbs and caught in a local river.

@@canterburyfishingadventures Nice fish I caught mine at the Selwyn you know were that is.

@jonwik4676 yep

@@jonwik4676 Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍

@@grahamschist9028 Yeah was some great memories alright Graham. The river will clear soon and it will be all go again.

Autumn 2024

@@Scamp125 berkley paddle tails and 1/12" jighgeads thanks

@@tman7904 these were a metal silver ticer. Cheers

@@piggy290 Hi, middle reaches. Thanks

Hey mate. Get yourself an 8ft rod and any decent reel. eg Penn spin fisher 4500 or similar. Silver ticers and blue ticer lures seem to work best in both 22gm or 30gm. Also soft plastic paddle tails are deadly lures for Kahawai fishing. Something around the 50-75mm in either whitebait clear colour or bluish or greenish colours. Cheers

@canterburyfishingadventures Cheers mate I appreciate the help and hopefully I can catch my first kahawau

@LeoOgata-Johnston yep, if you see me out there come and say hi. I can help you out.

@canterburyfishingadventures will do

And also do I get the lures from hunting and fishing

Thanks mate, I have 1 video of South Shore but that was about 2 years ago.

cheers for the comment

North Canterbury

@ thanks but doesn’t answer the question as a new y to fishing in this region everyone advertises to ask your locals and fishing experts but no one wants to help……. Nothing personal against you just no one wants to share a wonderful past time

@@kowboykel665 Thanks alot for the sub, very much appreciated. Might see you out there one day.

Good stuff, yeah I was pretty lucky catching that 7lber. Many caught have been smaller as you mentioned. I think they will be bigger this year. All the best.

@@kpcscience thanks for the great comment. Yep tasted good too.

No licence needed for kahawai.

@@canterburyfishingadventures If a ranger pulled you up and you didn't have a licence, you would get a fine because your method involves lures which could catch a Salmon or trout which are sport fish.

@JAG0071877 That is incorrect. If you do happen to catch a trout or salmon it must be released immediately unharmed.

Thanks! 😀

@@Rory-n9x it isn't my boat, but you can launch I'm the Kaiapoi river

@@Harveyshuntingandfishing yeah, sorry about that. I wasn't recording at the time I caught the fish but decided to show the size and mention the weight as it was my first sea run salmon.

Hi, Thanks for the comment. I am using an 8ft Shimano Backbone Rod and a Penn 4500 Spin Fisher Reel. I am running 30lb braid with a 20lb fluorocarbon leader. Cheers Aaron

@@canterburyfishingadventures Awesome cheers for the reply!

Yeah it's near MacIntosh. The river is currently dirty, this was filmed earlier on in the year.

Haha, I only use the cheap pliers on Kahawai and then use my Knipex pliers on the salmon 😂

Thanks for watching, much appreciated.

@@69-Dwayne_pipe Hey Dwayne, thanks for rhe comment

@canterburyfishingadventures 😆 that's actually a joke name but thanks. I wish the Taieri river looked that nice.

@@Izzy-t6s good one, they fight well those fish.

@@Luanr3 hey mate, no license needed if you are targeting kahawai only. Cheers

@@jorjarule5493 I'm on Instagram canterbury_fishing cheers

Hey mate, it was the waimak. Thanks for the comment.

Hi George, yep people are getting them on bait at the moment as the water has still got a bit of clearing to do. A week or so without any heavy rain and they will take a lure,. Cheers

@@canterburyfishingadventures cheers

Hi, Yes you do.

Hi John, the trout certainly are about at that time of the year but it would be best to target them early in the morning or later on in the evening as the water temperature gets quite warm and the trout are not as active. Here is a link for you on where to go. www.fishandgame.org.nz/freshwater-fishing-in-new-zealand/where-to-fish/regional-info/north-canterbury/

@canterburyfishingadventures thanks for the info! Thinking of running with black and gold powerbait as it seems a common pattern in a lot of vids I've seen. Guessing it matches some of your native fish species. Do you think that pattern would still work in lower light situations ie early morning/late evenings? Appreciate the advice!

​@@JohnMathey-j6kyep it would, it is my go to soft plastic.

@@canterburyfishingadventures brilliant! Thanks again. I'll have to read up on techniques for trout. Guessing a slow roll will more or less work! Tight lines

Yeah, possibly not the best handling but it was in a difficult place to try and get the fish out of the net. I do not usually land fish this way. Will be better next time

@@torchucky1 Hey Chucky, yep see you then.

@@mikeansett9843 not all fish landing and handling can be perfect. Cheers

@@canterburyfishingadventures Release was fine - some people getting a little jealous I think! Good brown!

​@@harryfairgray9639Thanks mate

Thanks 👍

@@jimallnatt6847 As above