Continuing our series on the art of successful winter fishing, Terry Williams King offers a few key pointers on catching big snapper. Get out there and give it a go.
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Feature: Preparing your boat for sale
Thinking of selling the boat? Here’s a few simple pointers and some great marine-friendly products to help you prepare it and get the most out of the sale.
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Cruising the Pacific part 6: Mexico to New Zealand
Leaving the turmoil of Tahiti, Nereid makes good time to Rarotonga in 25 to 30-knot trade winds and her skipper finds a welcome sanctuary from a moody swell and a merciless seawall.
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Successful winter fishing
Interested in fishing in the colder months but not sure how to make the most of it? If you want to return home with dinner, here are a few tips…
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Winter storage
Not keen on fishing, diving or water skiing on these short, cold days? Well, if you want your pride and joy to be ready and able come spring, have a read of this…
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Fishing: Don’t let winter stop you
Just because the weather’s changed doesn’t mean the fishing should stop — it’s great out there this time of year, and with a few changes you’ll be hauling them in.
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Cruising the Pacific part 5: Mexico to New Zealand
Editor-at-large Steve Raea and Auckland crew Cameron Maher and Brett Hampson complete the 4000-mile passage from Mexico to Tahiti via the Marquesas Islands.
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Cruising the Pacific part 4: Mexico to New Zealand
Before starting his Pacific crossing, editor-at-large Steve Raea cobbles a crew together to fly the Kiwi flag in Mexico’s biggest yacht regatta and finds cohesion in the chaos.
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Wave Dancer Fishing Charter
It was supposed to be half a day out on the water and we should have been back at our desks by one o’clock to put magazines together. But we had way too much fun, caught plenty of fish and stayed out all day. Who can blame us?
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Fishing the Hokianga
If you’re partial to good hospitality, stunning scenery and seafood-laden saltwater lapping at your doorstep, then Matthew Jones reckons you’ll love the Hokianga — it’s “bloody magic!”
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