Thread: RST Hunters Club - New Series

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

Have you blokes considered doing any shows that mix up some trout fishing and perhaps Whitebaiting with hunting, some of those rivers..., I am watching the show and thinking 'stuff the deer, look at that water !' ?

Pure fly NZ was these guys, great show and great big high country brown trout.

Originally Posted by Mr300WSM

Pure fly NZ was these guys, great show and great big high country brown trout.

I would be interested in some estuarine drift dive stuff - looking at Whitebait, flounder, mullet, eels and Sea Trout, simply because no one has done it and I know that the RSTHC guys have the ability.

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

I would be interested in some estuarine drift dive stuff - looking at Whitebait, flounder, mullet, eels and Sea Trout, simply because no one has done it and I know that the RSTHC guys have the ability.

But like they specifically called out in the show, they are a hunting programme, spearing is a form of hunting

trout fishing white baiting - on a hunting program only if strict traditional rules are adhered to- ex army .303 rifle - full metal jacket ex army rounds - all head shots

Be good to see Dan Curley back one day, something a few of my hunting mates have mentioned too.

Originally Posted by Gibo

But like they specifically called out in the show, they are a hunting programme, spearing is a form of hunting

Dave produces the South Seas Spearo show as well. Estuary hunting could be a good episode in that series.

Originally Posted by Randomandrews

Dave produces the South Seas Spearo show as well. Estuary hunting could be a good episode in that series.

Rangiputa snaps in the mangroves

Originally Posted by superdiver

Rangiputa snaps in the mangroves

Hardcase, we're currently in the far flung reaches of North Eastern Fiji shooting South Seas Spearo, heading out for an estuary drift dive tomorrow morning, shoot a few monster mudcrabs hopefully!

Originally Posted by The Hunters Club

Hardcase, we're currently in the far flung reaches of North Eastern Fiji shooting South Seas Spearo, heading out for an estuary drift dive tomorrow morning, shoot a few monster mudcrabs hopefully!

That is Hardcase, I would be interested to see a 'main dive to the sea' feature on a river like the Rakaia. No one has done any drift dives on a fresh water estuary, harbour's yes. What fish do come in ?

Originally Posted by The Hunters Club

Hardcase, we're currently in the far flung reaches of North Eastern Fiji shooting South Seas Spearo, heading out for an estuary drift dive tomorrow morning, shoot a few monster mudcrabs hopefully!

Yeah I saw Julz was up there so wondered if it was for the show. Looking foward to seeing that