Extreme Fishing Charters Rarotonga

A early start this morning 3.30am out looking for gts. Saw a few monsters but unfortunately weren't on the chew. So troy thought let's head to the fad and have a crack at some tuna. Cain got to experience yellowfin fishing at its best. Well done lads.

What an amazing day for troy. Not only his first bigeye tuna but also a new cook islands game fishing club record. Smashing the old record of 48kg back in 1991. This beauty weighed in at a whooping 68.5kg. To add to his haul with 2 albacore and 2 yellowfin tuna.great day out on the ocean

Happy days on extreme. fishing down worked today

Another hot day out on extreme. Fish just love jumping into our chillybin

Another amazing day on extreme. Had the pleasure of having Gary and Renee on there honeymoon. Never been game fishing and boom. Gary lands this beautiful 62kg yellowfin tuna. Happy days enjoy the rest of your time here. Congrats and see you next time

Troy finally gets a day off so what does he do. You guessed it 6am fishing mission

Another awesome day out on extreme. Brendon on the helm and troy doing his normal decky routine decided to head east with tai and crew in search of a marlin which was on tai's bucket list. Few hrs in and boom double hook up of marlin one a massive fish which went straight down at a rate of knots the smaller one dancing around like a complete nut job crossing lines and generally just making a bloody mess of the gear. After a few mins the big beast spat the hook . So all hands on the smaller one. After cutting alot of tangled line off they manage to land his dream fish job well done by all. Last 2 marlin caught on short corner with the fathom lure
Dreams come true on extreme fishing charters
Fathom Lures NZ
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The results for the heaviest fish are.....

Another amazing few hrs on the water in the
BSP EASTER FISHING COMP. Left the habour at 7.30am within an hr had a double strike of yellowfin tuna. After a hectic battle and both fish were on the boat. It was mind blowing to see crew doing the mahi gaffing and harpoon was wow to see.back at the habour by 10am .a huge thanks to the bsp bank and the cook island game fishing club for a great event. We ended up walking away with 1st and 2nd heaviest fish weighing in at 51kg and 51.5kg.plus extreme gets it's name etched into another trophy. Team extreme, living the dream

Mother nature at its best. Troy and I decided to go out for a fish shortly after leaving the habour boom a very nice yellowfin around 45-50kg decided to jump on the hook and join us for the rest of the trip. An hr later this beautiful sailfish also wanted to join the party. I've seen blue marlin light up aswell as the beautiful displays mahi mahi put on . But this was something spectacular it just lit up like a neon light absolutely breathe taking. Even the remora was white instead of it's usual grey/black. All in all great morning and another amazing memory to be stored away.