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From tackle box disasters to reel blowouts and waders that deserve their own fashion show, this blog hooks into the hilarious side of fishing. Packed with Kiwi slang, gear fails, and mate-worthy banter, it’s a tribute to the moments we laugh at later—because fishing’s not just about the catch, it’s about the chaos that comes with it.

Fishing isn’t just about the catch—it’s about the chaos, the tangles, the unexpected splashes, and the laughs that follow. From wild casts and flying lures to runaway bait boats and rogue waves, this blog dives into the funniest fishing moments across lakes, rivers, and sea. Perfect for anyone hooked on humour, mateship, and muddy misadventures.

Fishing lure connectors may be small, but they’re key to keeping your lures secure and your setup flexible. This guide explores snap pins, split rings, and quick lock connectors—explaining how each works, when to use them, and how to keep them in top shape for better, faster, more effective, and hassle-free fishing sessions.

From saltwater missions to lake escapes, a well-designed tackle box makes all the difference. With customisable compartments, rugged builds, and fast-access latches, it keeps your lures sorted and secure. No more tangles or lost gear—just smooth, focused fishing. Whether you're starting out or upgrading your setup, the right box means less hassle and more time on the water.

Night fishing is more than waiting in the dark—it’s about using the right tools. This guide explains how fishing lights attract baitfish, improve visibility, and boost your catch rate. Learn about LED lures, underwater lights, glow sticks, and smart lighting setups that help you fish with more confidence once the sun goes down.

Choosing the right fishing lure can make all the difference. This guide covers top lure types—from soft plastics to jigs and spinners—explaining when and how to use them. Whether you're fishing rivers, lakes, or the coast, confidently match local baitfish and trigger strikes with the right shape, colour, size, and action for better results.

Night cycling in New Zealand takes more than just good gear—it demands visibility and safety. This guide explores top bike lights, from brake-sensing tail lights to powerful rechargeable headlights. Learn how to choose and mount lights for every ride, including late commutes, weekend tours, or bike fishing trips.

Learn the essential bike repairs and maintenance tips to keep your adventures on track. From fixing flat tyres and adjusting gears to building a compact repair kit, this guide helps you prepare before a trip and handle problems on the go. Perfect for bike touring or fishing rides across New Zealand’s rugged, beautiful terrain.

Discover the adventure of bike fishing in New Zealand—where cycling meets angling for a unique outdoor experience. Learn what gear to pack, how to plan your route, and which trails offer the best fishing spots. Whether you're a weekend explorer or planning a multi-day ride, this guide has everything you need to get started.

Explore the top 5 multi-tools NZ DIYers, campers, and cyclists rely on. From compact Everyday Carry Tools to tough options for demanding tasks, this guide compares features, practical uses, and essential factors to consider. Whether you're heading into the bush, fixing gear trailside, or tackling jobs at home, find the right multi-tool for every situation.

A complete guide to tackle storage for New Zealand anglers. Discover how to choose the right tackle box or bag, organise your gear efficiently, and adapt your setup to local fishing conditions. Whether you're fishing rivers, lakes, or coastal waters, this guide helps you create a storage system that suits your needs and fishing style.

Master five essential fly tying techniques that every New Zealand angler should know. From beginner tools to proven patterns, this guide covers practical methods to help you create durable, effective flies for rivers, lakes, and streams. Whether you're tying at home or prepping for your next trip, these tips will sharpen your skills and improve your catch rate.