Shallow water fishing can be very rewarding, offering big fish and plenty of variety in places other fisherman ignore. Terry Williams King has a few pointers on how to make the most of it this summer.
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Cruising the Pacific part 8: Mexico to New Zealand
Sailing from Tonga to Auckland via Fiji was never part of the master plan, but Mother Nature doesn’t always cooperate, as Nereid skipper and crew discover on the (almost) final leg of their trans-Pacific crossing.
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Feature: Dive tank mounting systems
Scuba diving is a big part of the Kiwi boating lifestyle, with scallops, crayfish and sightseeing all on the agenda. But a dive tank in the back of the head could really ruin your day when you’re hitting the chop — we’ve taken a look at the best ways to keep them secured and out of the way.
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Fishing: Hunting the big boys
Fancy chasing a big fish that’s good eating? This month, Terry Williams King offers advice on how to get your hands on hapuku, bass and bluenose.
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Picton boat buying
If you’re after a yacht or launch, Picton is a great place to start. With a booming maritime industry, this picturesque little town has hundreds of great vessels to choose from. Here’s three to whet your appetite.
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Second-hand boats: 2003 Edwards Power catamaran
Catamaran hulls make excellent cruising boats, providing unrivalled stability and fuel efficiency when compared with an equivalent monohull.
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Second-hand boats: 2009 Yamaha VX Cruiser WaveRunner
We don’t often feature personal watercraft in this section, yet these versatile mini-boats have become so much more than just water toys.
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Second-hand boats: 2010 Surtees 5.5 Centre Console
Surtees boats feature an effective flooding keel design, giving stability at rest without sacrificing rough-water ride. Their renowned build quality is aided by the eye-catching graphics of this exceptional 2010 centre console.
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Classic yacht relaunch
After suffering a dramatic collision and sinking in January 2012, classic yacht Gypsy could have spent the rest of her days on the scrap heap. But after an epic effort from owner John Pryor and his devoted supporters, this lovely vessel is back on the water and racing again.
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Cruising the Pacific part 7: Mexico to New Zealand
Editor-at-large Steve Raea and crew conclude the penultimate leg of their journey home, drop anchor in beautiful Neiafu Harbour, Vava’u, and, among other things, meet Charlie the moody café pig.
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