Why Fish From A PWC?

There are many factors that make a jet-ski a successful fishing craft. Firstly, the turbulence and noise in the water while trawling is minimal. This is possible because the propeller,which is in a housing (impeller) and the exhaust are only a foot below the waters surface. Where as with an outboard motor, the propeller and exhaust are about a metre below the waters surface, which enhances additional noise.

A personal water craft is very easy to manoeuvre, in and out of the surf, which makes for fun times on the water.

Fishing trips can go ahead even when conditions are to bad for a boat, as the jet-ski is designed to ride the swells with ease. Frequently we have ventured in gusting conditions of 35 knots plus, to areas that are sheltered, to take advantage of some great fishing.

If you have an hour or two free in your day, you can go fishing, as there is no crew required. With the large three seater skis, it is no problem to comfortably fish with two people at once.

A personal water craft is easier and faster to clean with only a small area required to store while not in use.

With fuel being so expensive, it is definetly more economical to fuel a jet ski, especially with the performance achieved by the efficient engines in late model skis.

When the PWC is not being used for fishing, you can also have its additional uses,such as skiiing, biscuiting, cruising, picnics etc.

Most important when fishing on your jet-ski opportunity is there to catch plenty of fish in good time, with out all the additional time needed for boat maintenance at the end of your trip.

For more information and an introduction to the sport email [email protected] or come see Andrew Hill at the new Jetskifishing store in Half Moon Bay, Auckland. We only sell the best gear for Jetskifishing including the  full Yamaha WaveRunner series of skis and all other equipment for Jetskifishing.