
Southland-Fiordland
The first tuna fishing expedition into Fiordland’s remote Sounds took place in April 1962, marking the beginning of New Zealand’s southern bluefin tuna adventures. Led by Ken Hay and his crew aboard Miss Akaroa, the team landed 17 hard-fighting bluefin, proving the species’ presence in these deep, isolated waters. Since then, Fiordland has remained a challenging but rewarding fishery, where anglers still encounter powerful bluefin among the rugged sounds. Today, strict bag limits and conservation measures protect this prized game fish for future generations.
By Dick Marquand On 24 August 1994, I chaired a meeting in Queenstown which wound.
Cindy Hardy Fiordland Fishing Adventure with the Ferrymead Tavern Fishing Club By Keith Chin It.
“Discover the most effective way to catch trophy-sized New Zealand groper (hapuku) by live-baiting. Learn expert techniques from Dick Marquand on tackle selection, finding reef ‘hot spots’ in Fiordland, and using live blue cod to land 30kg+ puka.”
Fiordland Albacore Tuna Action – More from the old Fiordland Game Fishing Club By Dick.
Takaroa II Fishing Success for the Southern Sportfishing Club By Dick Marquand with photographs by.
Fiordland Back Country Trout Fishing by Murray Knowles Opening Day, of what we used to.
Oreti River – ”If it is over your ankles fish it” by Bryce Stupples “Sometimes flicking.
Mataura River – Southland’s Famed Brown Trout River was Running High and Discoloured by Bryce.
Fishing Foveaux Strait by Bryce Stupples I ’m the first to admit that I’m no.








