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Westcoast Charters - Felix
Westcoast Charters - Felix

Porirua • 20 ft • 5 persons

Westcoast Charters runs fishing trips from Titahi Bay, Wellington, New Zealand.

"We had an excellent morning with Neil. There were 5 of us + Neil, we all had a great time and a good amount of success - we caught kingfish, blue cod, john dory and tarakihi." —⁠ Alice, New York
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trips fromUS $358
Reel Charters
Reel Charters

Waikanae Beach • 24 ft • 5 persons

Reel Charters prides itself to be the best charter operation on the Kapiti coast.

"Captain Dave is the real deal! We had a fantastic day, and caught plenty of fish." —⁠ Matthew,
trips fromUS $717
Latitude 41 Charters
Latitude 41 Charters

Porirua • 49 ft • 12 persons

Latitude 41 Charters is located in Porirua and offers to show you a memorable time in these waters.
trips fromUS $1,075
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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Веллингтон

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Few urban destinations offer as much fishing variety as Wellington, NZ, which has access to remote rivers, the coast, and the deep sea. Even with only a few hours to spare, Wellington fishing charters can put you on dozens of species, ranging from trophy Trout to Kingfish (Yellowtail Amberjack), Snapper, and Tarakihi. There may be no better place on the Northern Island for a quick introduction to the waters of New Zealand.

Wellington Fishing Spots

Saltwater Fishing

Wellington Harbour

Don’t overlook this diverse fishery just half an hour from Wellington International Airport. Wellington Harbour is home to Cod, Kahawai, Tarakihi, Kingfish, Elephant Fish, Snapper, and much more. It’s not uncommon to hook into 10 different species while fishing here! Even a trip as short as 4 hours can be very productive, which makes this the go-to destination for family fishing trips.

Coastal Fishing

Ready to step it up a notch? Opt in for a 5-6 hour trip and see what’s biting just off the coast! By spending a couple more hours on the water and venturing beyond the harbor, you’ll have a chance to add a few more species to your target list. Many charter boats will travel for 30-40 minutes before dropping a few lines for Kingfish, Hapuka (Grouper), Trevally, Black Seabass, Tarakihi, Cod, Pink Snapper, and more.

Cook Strait and Beyond

For some serious bragging rights, set your sights on the deep sea. You'll have to book a 9-10 hour trip if you want to head out here and hook into large Hapuka, Trevallies, and Sharks, with the journey offshore taking up to an hour. Give yourself time to explore nearshore reefs for some good eating fish on the way, such as Cod, Kingfish, and Tarakihi. If you’re in the market for New Zealand’s finest big game fishing, consider booking a multi-day charter so you can head farther offshore.

Getting There: You’ll find plenty of fishing charters in Wellington that are ready to take you anywhere from the harbour to the deep sea. Many boats are docked at the Seaview Marina in lower Hutt and the Mana Cruising Club in Porirua, both just 30-40 minutes from the Wellington International Airport.

Freshwater Fishing

Hutt River

There’s much more to the fishing Wellington has in store than meets the eye. The Hutt is the largest local river and a longstanding favorite among anglers. Brown Trout dominate these waters, most of them averaging 1kg in size. A few Rainbow Trout also make their way into the lower reaches of the river at times. The Hutt is open to anglers year-round.

Getting There: Easily accessible, the Hutt River flows straight through the Lower Hutt neighborhood and into Wellington Harbour. You can access various points of the river via a number of riverside parks and walkways. 

Rangitikei River

Look no further than Rangitikei River for some of the best Trout fishing NZ has to offer. Rainbow and Brown Trout inhabit the entire river system, but your effort is best spent in the upper reaches if you’re aiming for a trophy catch (over 4.5 kg). Just be sure to bring a backcountry license (free of charge) if you plan on fishing the upper portion of the Rangitikei River and the Whakaurekou tributary. Waters downstream from the Matawhero Road Bridge are open year-round, but most parts of this river are only open from October through April.

Getting There: You can reach the lower and middle portions of the river from a number of roads, parks, and picnic areas. The upper reaches of the Rangitikei can only be reached by helicopter or a two-day trek on foot. A number of fishing lodges and retreats cater to anglers who are looking to experience this remote fishery to the fullest.

Need to Know

Regulations

Recreational anglers do not need to purchase a license for saltwater fishing in Wellington. However, you will need a NZ Fish and Game license if you plan on casting a line in any of the local lakes or rivers. You can buy a license at local tackle shops, visitor information centers, and online.

Some species have size and bag limits. Make sure you check local regulations ahead of time, as they can change from year to year. Hiring a local guide is the best way to enjoy the fishing Wellington is known for without worrying about the rules.

Budget

Wellington has a variety of fishing charters to choose from, whether you plan to hop on board a shared trip or book a whole boat for yourself. A quick trip around the harbour (4 hours) typically costs about 600 NZD, depending on the size of the boat. If you’re worried about flexing your wallet, you can join a shared charter for just 60-140 NZD per person.

Five to six-hour coastal trips usually cost 700-750 NZD. Shared trips run from 120-180 NZD per person.

If you’re looking at trips to the deepwater, prepare to pay 1,000 NZD and upwards. Boats burn more fuel on these trips and you’re likely to be supplied with some serious tackle. You can find shared trips for about 250 NZD per person.

Some charters include rods, reels, and tackle while others give you the option to rent these at an additional cost (20-40 NZD per person). Be sure to check with the captain ahead of time so you come prepared to reel in all the fish these waters have to offer!

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January

At the start of the year you can enjoy excellent fishing in Wellington Harbour and just off the coast! Kingfish, Kahawai (also called Australian Salmon), and Pink Snapper are all at their peak. 

February

The height of Wellington’s saltwater fishing season continues in February. When you’ve had your fill, switch things up a bit and head to the rivers for Rainbow and Brown Trout.

March

While anglers up north are battling billfish offshore, those in Wellington are having a field day closer to home. Everything is biting around here, from Hapuka and Kahawai to Tarahiki, Snapper, and Kingfish.

April

Many species are still at their peak in the waters around Wellington, from the harbor to the deep waters offshore. Some rivers will be closed to anglers at the end of the month. 

May

Trout are at their peak. Many rivers are closed to anglers in May, but the Hutt is just as inviting as ever! Come catch a trophy when you’re not busy reeling in loads of fish offshore.

June

New Zealand’s big game fishing season may be over, but there are still plenty of fish to keep you busy around Wellington. Tarakihi, Hapuka, Kingfish, and Kahawai are just a few of them!

July

Come July, winter temperatures can be as low as 10 - 15ºC, but that’s hardly enough to scare determined anglers away! Try your luck fishing for Trout or cast a line from shore.

August

Fishing for Kingfish, Hapuka, Tarakihi, and other fish in Wellington Harbour can still be productive in August. If the weather isn’t fair enough for sailing, try your luck surf fishing instead.

September

The season is beginning to change in Wellington, as average temperatures creep their way up the scale and the rain begins to subside a little. Catch a dry spell and see what’s biting! 

October

Pink Snapper and Kingfish are at their peak once again, as anglers in Wellington gear up for the start of NZ’s prime fishing season. Local rivers that closed are now open to anglers once again.

November

Things are heating up, and we don’t just mean the temperature! Wait for a break in the weather and try your luck offshore fishing for Hapuka, Kingfish, Snapper, and much more.

December

It’s summer in New Zealand, and the start of big game fishing season! Head offshore for Sharks, Trevally, and massive Groupers, or make the most of Wellington Harbour.

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