Taranaki's iconic surf breaks are now legally protected with the signing off of Taranaki Regional Council's Coastal Plan.
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Call for complete ban on bottom trawling continues while commercial fishers ask not to be misunderstood
Calls for a complete ban on bottom trawling is continuing, while commercial fishers are asking not to be misunderstood.
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NZ Fishing, Hunting & 4X4 Expo just around the corner
The expo offers a world of outdoor adventure all in one place, including hunting, fishing, and 4X4 gear, along with 4X4 mods, boats, lures, hunting clothes, fly fishing techniques, and camping gear.
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Incat Tasmania to deliver world’s largest electric ship
Shipbuilders Incat Tasmania are set to deliver the world's largest electric ship.
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25hp to 40hp for longer days out on the water
Fisher Dean Silvester had a specific set of feature improvements in mind while considering the best Mercury Marine engine to power his 2006 Quintrex.
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Safety concerns cause removal of Mangawhare wharf
The Northland Regional Council has removed the Mangawhare wharf that had fallen into a state of disrepair.
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Yamaha 2024 Waverunner lineup announced
Yamaha has released the industry's first 1.9 litre naturally aspirated high output engine, delivering quicker acceleration and higher top-end speed in HO models across the FX, GP and VX range.
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NZ marine industry worth $3 billion
The New Zealand marine industry is worth $3 billion annually to the economy, with $2.2 billion from local sales and $800 million from exports.
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Freshwater fishing licences enter a new era
New licences are now on sale for the freshwater fishing season beginning on October 1.
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Kiwi paddlers determined to make history at the Paris 2024 Olympics
New Zealand kayakers will soon start looking towards the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics, adding to the nation's rich history of success in the Olympic Canoe Sprint.
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