Kapiti Club Inc
32 Marine Parade
P.O. Box 1495
Paraparaumu Beach 5252.
Phone: +64 4 298 4031
Email Us
Fishing
Fishing trip's are displayed on the notice board in the Club rooms. Currently all trips are full,
however we will get details on the this site as soon as they become available.
Liaison Personnel:
Fishing Club CAPTAIN
Mr. John Seymour
Phone: 04-902-2581
or
Mob: 027-222-1067
Phone "Capt John" on either of the phone number's above and get
the full details of this 3 day fishing trip in February 2012 at Kaikoura.
Fishing Links
www.fishing.net.nz
News
Report sparks US probe into NZ fish imports - Stuff.co.nz
 3News NZ | Report sparks US probe into NZ fish imports Stuff.co.nz Two top US retailers have launched investigations into the New Zealand fish imports after publication of an extensive investigation into slave or indentured labour conditions aboard foreign charter fishing vessels (FCVs) operating in New Zealand's ... NZ fish investigated after report into labour on boats in Kiwi waters Union brands foreign booking agents parasites NZ fishing industry under international scrutiny - Greens |
Keep plenty of fish in the sea - The Dominion Post
 The Dominion Post | Keep plenty of fish in the sea The Dominion Post NO GO: Snapper has been shown the red card by Forest & Bird's Best Fish Guide. OPINION: I'll be first to say, I enjoy a nice fillet of smoked kahawai. And I do so without any guilt because I know fish like kahawai are caught commercially in New Zealand ... |
Political round-up: February 22 - New Zealand Herald
Political round-up: February 22 New Zealand Herald Yesterday Gareth Morgan and Geoff Simmons criticised attacks on foreign chartered fishing vessels, who have been accused of treating their workers like slaves as they fish in New Zealand waters. Morgan and Simmons argued the difficulty in ... |
Outrage at foreign fishing fleet hypocritical - New Zealand Herald
Outrage at foreign fishing fleet hypocritical New Zealand Herald The 12-mile limit is where most New Zealand tax and labour laws, as they apply to foreigners, end (except for minimum wage laws, thanks to the Fisheries Act). The 200-mile zone is not a full sovereign territory so the objectors' argument that foreign ... |
Fishing operations defended off NZ coast - Newstalk ZB
Fishing operations defended off NZ coast Newstalk ZB United Fisheries is defending the operation of fishing vessels off the coast of New Zealand. It comes off the back of a report out of the United States over alleged slavery on-board a Korean-owned vessel. United Fisheries CEO Andre Kotzikas says all ... |
Trust says boat crew owed $1m in wages - Stuff.co.nz
Trust says boat crew owed $1m in wages Stuff.co.nz Another Korean-owned fishing vessel berthed at Lyttelton has been embroiled in claims of unpaid wages and human rights abuses of its crew. Slave Free Seas, a charitable trust set up to help crew on foreign-owned fishing vessels in New Zealand, ... Korean ship detained at Lyttelton |