Fishing
Fly fishing in the streams, rivers, and lakes of the Bay of Plenty, Poverty Bay, and Central North Island areas of New Zealand is very rewarding.  The browns and the rainbows in some areas have been isolated from being pursued and grow large and healthy on the rich abundance of food in the native bush areas.  It may take several hours to walk in to some of the excellent fishing spots (or a few minutes by helicopter), but the experience is worth it.
Talk to me nicely and I may just share the experience and the secret spots.

Hunting
In early November (2002) two mates and I flew into the Urewera National Park by helicopter on one of our hunting trips. We have hunted the same area for three springs in a row now and we're getting to know the place very well. The place we go to is without doubt definitely a prime place to hunt in the spring. The first time we went we got 4 red deer between 5 of us. Last year when we went in it was a little later in the spring and we only got 1 deer between 5 of us. So this time we decided to go in the same time as the first trip and scored 4 deer between only 3 of us.
The venison supplies for the BBQ are well and truly stocked up.
Now we will have to focus on getting into a spot of fishing shortly before all the Christmas tourists and holiday makers hammer the easy spots.

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