Fishing in Auckland is an incredible pleasure

Auckland is a paradise for sea fishing enthusiasts! Here, you can enjoy the fun of sea fishing and reap a lot of catches. Today I will give you a guide to Auckland sea fishing tourist attractions, so that you can easily start your sea fishing trip😎 Sea fishing locations - Hauraki Gulf: Auckland's world-class fishing grounds, rich in fish resources, common fish include snapper, tuna, John Derry, etc. You can enjoy beautiful sea views and may encounter marine life such as dolphins and whales.  - Waiheke Island: Located in the Hauraki Gulf, it has a diverse coastline and is suitable for shore and boat fishing. You can catch a variety of fish such as snapper, tuna, mackerel, etc.  - North Head: In Devonport, the reefs and shallows here provide good fish habitats. It is a good place to fish for snapper, mackerel, sharks, etc., and you can also enjoy the beautiful views of Rangitoto Strait and Waitemata Harbour.  - Meola Reef: Located in Pt Chevalier, although it is not well-known, it is rich in fish and suitable for fishing snapper and mackerel. It is also a good place to try saltwater fly fishing. Sea fishing preparation - Equipment: Although many sea fishing boats will provide basic fishing gear, if you have your own fishing rod, fishing line, fish hook, etc., you can also bring them. In addition, don't forget to bring auxiliary tools such as a scoop net, fish bucket, and pliers. - Bait: Common baits include sandworms, small fish, shrimps, etc. You can also buy special sea fishing baits locally. If you want to catch some special fish species, you may need to prepare special bait. - Other items: Prepare sun protection products, such as sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hats, etc. To prevent seasickness, you can take seasickness medicine or apply seasickness patches half an hour in advance; in addition, bring drinking water, food and some common medicines. Sea fishing method - Charter fishing: suitable for large groups or families. You can arrange the itinerary according to your own time and needs, which is more free and flexible. You can also ask the captain to take you to some more remote waters with richer fish. - Fishing on a shared boat: The price is relatively low and it is suitable for anglers traveling alone or in small groups. There are usually fixed departure times and locations, which need to be booked in advance. Precautions - Understand the weather and sea conditions in advance and avoid going out to sea in bad weather. In case of strong winds, big waves, heavy rain and other weather conditions, the trip should be canceled or postponed in time. - Comply with New Zealand's fishing laws and understand the fishing limits for various fish, including size, quantity, etc. Do not catch fish smaller than the legal limit and do not exceed the daily fishing limit. - After boarding the ship, you must follow the instructions of the captain and staff, wear a life jacket throughout the journey, and ensure your own safety.