Lance Gill with a big Lake Argyle rainbow trout, Marlborough, New Zealand. Photograph courtesy of Lance Gill and Fish The Drift NZ.
Lake Argyle – Trout Fishing – Marlborough – New Zealand

Lake Argyle – Well-Stocked Trout Fishing Lake – Great for Kids By Allan Burgess Lake.

Ross Dungey with rod and a nice brownie ready to be released and Selwyn Shanks with another brownie taken at the same spot. Waipahi River.
Waipahi River – In The Wrong Place Twice

Waipahi River – Mataura, Waikaia – In The Wrong Place Twice By Monty Wright A.

Fishing mate Mike Spitter from Minnesota, U.S.A. proudly displays his Glenorchy trout.
Glenorchy Trout

My Huge Glenorchy Trout had an evasive strategy known only to competent submarine commanders By.

The Avon Heathcote Estuary is right next to Christchurch City.
Avon Heathcote Estuary Fishing Christchurch – Unrealised Opportunities

Avon Heathcote Estuary / Te Ihutai By Peter Langlands The Avon Heathcote Estuary is a.

Maurice Scoble "king of kingfish anglers" shown here with a 26 kg (57 lb) kingi he caught from the turbulent waters of French Pass.
French Pass, D’Urville Island – Dangerous Passage – Maurice Scoble’s Biggest Kingfish

French Pass, D’Urville Island – Top Yellowtail Kingfish Spot Plus Maurice Scoble’s Biggest French Pass.

Panie snapper. The author with a panie snapper caught from shore in the Grove Arm, Marlborough Sounds.
Panie Snapper – Catching Snapper in the Marlborough Sounds  

Panie Snapper Fishing Tips – How to Catch Snapper in the Marlborough Sounds Without a.

Benger Burn, Carsons Creek, and Jimmys Creek have been identified as some of the lower Clutha River’s crucial spawning streams for brown trout. Photo: Otago Fish & Game.
Lower Clutha/Mata-au trout spawning streams identified

Key trout spawning streams identified in lower Clutha River/Mata-au Crucial spawning tributaries have been identified.

Reflections of the Southern Alps on the crystal clear water of the Rees River near Glenorchy. Photo, Stewart Watson Photography.
Glenorchy, Anglers’ Eldorado, Rees, Dart Rivers, Diamond, Lake Wakatipu

Glenorchy Fishing, The Anglers’ Eldorado Glenorchy, The Rees and Dart Rivers, The Diamond System –.

Retropinna retropinna. (Smelt), 1890, by Frank Edward Clarke. Purchased 1921. Te Papa (1992-0035-2278/20). Below, smelt fresh from the sea by Allan Burgess. Smelt - A Silvery Treasure.
Smelt – A Silvery Treasure in Canterbury’s Waters

Smelt – A Silvery Treasure in Canterbury’s Waters By Martin Langlands The name smelt is.

The first southern bluefin tuna caught in Fiordland waters on game fishing gear.
Bluefin Tuna – The First Tuna Fishing Expedition to the Fiordland Sounds

Bluefin Tuna – The First Tuna Fishing Expedition to the Fiordland Sounds by Dick Marquand.