KAYAK FISHING: the mighty KAIPARA Harbour, NZ
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In this episode, we explore a fantastic little kayak fishing and camping spot at the Kaipara Harbour (the largest natural harbour in the world). The spot is called Kellys Bay and it is located at the Northern End of the Kaipara Harbour at the Pouto Peninsula.
This spot is only suitable for experienced kayak fishers because of the strong currents in the Kaipara Harbour.
Fishing Spot: Kellys Bay, Northland, New Zealand
Closest Town: Dargaville
Gear used in this video: Dreamkayak Siren 10.5, Penn Spinfisher 2500 reel, Penn Allegiance Softbait rod, Zest Gan jig, Berkley Micro jig ( Fishstix), Deeper Pro Fish Finder
Fish caught: Gurnard, Kahawai
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Kelly's bay used to live below the marae near the point loved growing up there
Brilliant vid Mark!! loved the enthusiasm and especially the "Yeowww 🤙" 😉👌. also great explaining the dangers of the harbor eh too many people don't talk about that 👏👏
Cheers mate. Just found your comment. For no reason UA-cam had put it on hold for review, LoL.
@@Fishingreminder hahahaha I wonder if it's cause I said "people don't talk about that" and they thought it was extremism or something 🤣
@@fisheatrepeat yeah I wonder what was going on with the almighty UA-cam AI there. Maybe it just had a bad day and was a bit confused, randomly putting comments into review mode, LOL
Nice video very informative.
Cheers mate
Gurnard loves to eat Kahawai for bait as well
yeah they like fish bait, eh. There is a rumour that they don't take squid bait. What do you think about that? I personally have never caught one on squid.
@@Fishingreminder Yes I know they like Kahawai good to catch them on set lines such a tasty fish
a bit risky wearing gumboots in a kayak!?
great to see you land your target species haha
Haha, yeah doesn't always go like that, eh 😆
@@Fishingreminder haha oh yea lol it took me a while to finally get my 1st gurnard
Say hello to Blain and Anna from us.
Haha good spotting mate, will do 👍🙂
That big table out the back was one of the tables we had for our wedding.
Spent many a good hour eating drinking and playing music out there.
Nice man, what's you name? - I'll let them know that you said 'Hi' 🙂
Cheers.
Ian and Opal here.
Anyone caught a gurnard over 40cm in this area? Do they ever get bigger?😅
Yes I have, and up around the 50cm mark
@@kylegrace4718 wow! That’s a big one ☝️ lucky you. Did you go far from the shore?
Yes ,this was in the kaipara but more down towards helensville, the area is known as gurnard gully
This guy obviously does not know that the Kaipara is full of white sharks. I for one would not kayak there
Hey mate! I think he knows that. Check on 7:25 haha 😂
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Yes full of them not wize to use berly out here if your in anything small. Everytime ive used it theyve turned up.
No shortage of pups a few around four meters and one big female thats at least 6 meters. Looked bigger than the 7mtr boat.
But theyre not supposed to get that big 🤷♂️
@@deanbristow4596 Yeah I wouldn't even use bait from a kayak. Just lures and never seem to attract any sharks that way. Seeing the big 6 meter GW would have been exciting :) Did she come up to the boat? And was it in fairly shallow water or further out in the middle of the harbour?
@@Fishingreminder it done rounds had flasher rigs all around its mouth at the end of south head in the channel by the cliffs.
My mate thought he had a kahawai on till it pop its head up out of the water i missed it but they all said a 44 gallon drum wouldnt of touched the sides if eaten.
I seen a 4.5 meter one between shelly beach and the concrete marker. And another 3 meter one up by the entrance of the helensville river. Makes you wonder how far up they go.
Back in the 60s a big one followed a shark boat all the way to helensville eating school shark bits the boat was throwing over as they trunked them. They said tiger shark 12 foot but ive never heard of them in nz. Good story though.
You talk way to much
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