Tauranga Marine Charters

Very helpful team, the boat is good size plus the price are fair. 23-Dec-17. We don’t get much fish today but we do have a lot of fun. The captain is trying very hard to find the fish but as everyone know it’s just not the day for me. I will go again. VH

Was absolutely so amazing, perfect day ever! Got some good fish, saw some dolphins.Had lots of fun and learnt a lot of new things about fishes and hooks, would do it again anyway :) would highly recommend

Awesome day. Skipper remembered everyone’s name straight away, put us on the fish straight away. Good spacious boat and a good days fishing for a bloody good price!

Great ship, plenty of space to put your stuff and not be in the way. The Skipper knows what he's doing, was very professional and gives you a hand when you need it. Caught 13 fish very happy.

Unfortunately our charter had to be cancelled due to terrible weather and we were unable to reschedule. We had a full refund immediately which was extremely helpful when trying to organise a plan B stag do at the final hour! Thank you Daphne and we hope to book again in the future :)

Thanks so much Brett for an awesome day's fishing yesterday with my grandsons!! It was well worth the wait and we all had a ball! And it was so great to see a couple of dads taking their teenage daughters out fishing too - great dads! The spots you took us to were fabulous fishing. All the best and see you next time!

Absolutely awesome day out - Five stars from me!

Awesome day, great skipper & deckie.

The fishing trip was Very good. In Manutere Boat! We left at 8 am and got back at 5pm. We caught many large Tarakihi. Snapper, Kingfish, Redcod. When a fishing spot was not responding, we were in search of another place. Very friendly captain and employee. Good equipment. An incredible day! Thank you!

Tuesday 14th of December weather was rotten so trip was cancelled and we were immediately offered a spot on Monday 15th.Weather was perfect and after our safety briefing we headed out the Pinnacles.First stop first drop of the line = 1 tarakihi.. Drifted off spot so moved and we got amongst a school of grandaddy hapuka. There must have been at least 50 brought on board and most were put back.Moved again and we got into the tarakihi and snapper. A bin full to take homeSome tangling of lines and we were politely informed that our sinkers were not heavy enough for the drift and the skipper provided some 12oz sinker and traces, Worked a treat. So for any body contemplating taking their own gear you need at least a 120z sinker and a ledger rig with small circle hooks. Eggbeater reels like we had are just too much hard work in 85m of water. Use an overhead .A great day with a great skipper and deckie.