More generally good weather last week, with the fishing still steady.
A midweek trip to the Pinnacles saw mainly tarakihi coming up, but things slowed down and moving back to the shallower water brought more tarakihi, but also a lot of small snapper.
A half day with Rangiora High School rugby players around the Middle Ground meant more little snapper, but there were some well legal, up to 3kg+ amongst them, plus the usual trevally and rat[small] kingies, an entertaining afternoon for the boys.
Saturday was similar, but with less of the sizable ones, so we ended up outside Motiti and had a good hit on the tarakihi initially, not as long as we’d like, alas.
Sunday was back to the Pinns, some more good tarakihi, but also a good number of skipjack on the lures, a nice bonus, we haven’t had that many this season.
6.12.2012
Hi there my name is Phil,
you took a group of my best mates and I out on Saturday 24th of November 2012 for my stag do.
I couldnt thank Brett and the deckhand enough for such a fun and memorable experience. Even though fishing was supposed to be slow then and some of the guys werent keen fishermen everyone pulled in a few and had an awesome time.
Would highly recommend TMC to my friends and family and will be booking for future trips with you.
Big THANKS from Phillip, Kaye and the boys from Pukekohe.
Good afternoon Brett,
Thanks for the memorable trip on Tuesday. This was a great experience once again and i have picked up some more tips which i can carry forward, your knowledge is extensive and you don\'t mind passing this on. Not only was the fishing great but i meet new people and have been lucky to share this experience with them. Even Kent the visitor from Australia enjoyed himself and the chilly bins were full of beautiful Terakihi which all the families have enjoyed eating.
I look forward to joining you again very soon on the boat on another trip.
Thanks again till then. Theo
Theo Janssen
10.3.2009
Brett, just a note to thank you and Wade for looking after us and helping with the filleting (well.... doing most of the fish).
Every one passes on thier thanks, and wishes you the best for the season.
Shane