SoftbaitingHow-toEnvironmentSoftbaitingHow-toEnvironmentFishing with live bait part 2Estimated read timeNZFW Video productions13 May 2017 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. This video takes you through rigs, gear and techniques with expert angler Markus Church NZFW AUTHORNZFW Video productionsFollow on SocialsFacebook linkInstagram linlYoutube linkTik Tok linkTwitter linkLinkIn linkNZ Fishing World presents Angler's PlanetBuy and sell in the marketplace, post and comment on fishing reports and forums, AI-assisted trip planning. Beta access coming.Register now! Related Posts How to effectively fish slow pitch jigsNZ Fishing WorldSlow-pitch jigging: If you haven’t tried it, you should; you'll almost certainly will catch fish. Here's how to do it! Play 'Survive the Dive'New Zealand UnderwaterFree dive eduction platform with gamified quiz and certification for all New Zealand divers. 2024 lure coaching workshopsGrant BittleAre you interested in or keen to host lure fishing workshops? Kingis catch mullet livebait on cameraBlair WhitingMultiple kingis chasing our live mullet with eventual hookup and landing on camera. Of cold cans and fresh smoked fishBruce DuncanKeeping bait, food and drinks cold on the boat or in the camp-ground can be a headache but a smart approach with the chilly bin and ice will help and when it comes to turning the catch into freshly smoked dinner there is an answer for that also. Featured Posts Jig experts show how to catch on troutJig experts show how to catch on troutWhile jigging on the lakes for large rainbows may not appeal to the died-in-the-wool flyfishermen, in the hands of an expert the jigging outfit produces more hookups than any other style of trout fishing. Summer snapper in the Bay of IslandsSummer snapper in the Bay of IslandsFamous for its gamefishing history, the Bay of Islands can offer some of best snapper fishing action you'll experience. But there are some tricks to finding the fish and figuring which bait to use to nail the big ones. Live baiting for kingsLive baiting for kingsWhen it comes to catching kingfish live bait is undoubtedly the best way to get the biggest fish. Al McGlashan lets us in on a few tricks of the trade to connect you to a big king. Bumper Season on the ManukauBumper Season on the ManukauAfter a memorable summer when the Manukau produced the best fishing in recent memory expectations were high for the coming winter. After a slow start the winter fishing has kicked in, but the gurnard have proved contrary in their taste for baits. Windfalls of grubs and cicadasWindfalls of grubs and cicadasMarlborough writer Tony Orman highlights two summer windfalls of terrestrials that can drive trout to dogged, selective feeding and anglers to despair.
How to effectively fish slow pitch jigsNZ Fishing WorldSlow-pitch jigging: If you haven’t tried it, you should; you'll almost certainly will catch fish. Here's how to do it!
Play 'Survive the Dive'New Zealand UnderwaterFree dive eduction platform with gamified quiz and certification for all New Zealand divers.
2024 lure coaching workshopsGrant BittleAre you interested in or keen to host lure fishing workshops?
Kingis catch mullet livebait on cameraBlair WhitingMultiple kingis chasing our live mullet with eventual hookup and landing on camera.
Of cold cans and fresh smoked fishBruce DuncanKeeping bait, food and drinks cold on the boat or in the camp-ground can be a headache but a smart approach with the chilly bin and ice will help and when it comes to turning the catch into freshly smoked dinner there is an answer for that also.
Jig experts show how to catch on troutJig experts show how to catch on troutWhile jigging on the lakes for large rainbows may not appeal to the died-in-the-wool flyfishermen, in the hands of an expert the jigging outfit produces more hookups than any other style of trout fishing.
Summer snapper in the Bay of IslandsSummer snapper in the Bay of IslandsFamous for its gamefishing history, the Bay of Islands can offer some of best snapper fishing action you'll experience. But there are some tricks to finding the fish and figuring which bait to use to nail the big ones.
Live baiting for kingsLive baiting for kingsWhen it comes to catching kingfish live bait is undoubtedly the best way to get the biggest fish. Al McGlashan lets us in on a few tricks of the trade to connect you to a big king.
Bumper Season on the ManukauBumper Season on the ManukauAfter a memorable summer when the Manukau produced the best fishing in recent memory expectations were high for the coming winter. After a slow start the winter fishing has kicked in, but the gurnard have proved contrary in their taste for baits.
Windfalls of grubs and cicadasWindfalls of grubs and cicadasMarlborough writer Tony Orman highlights two summer windfalls of terrestrials that can drive trout to dogged, selective feeding and anglers to despair.