Discover the Merry Fisher 895 Marlin
In the two previous seasons of Fish of the Day (Season 1 – Season 2) we led you through the archipelago of New Zealand aboard the Merry Fisher 795, the Merry Fisher 695, the Velasco 43F and the NC 14. These seasons were rich with fish, as well as spectacular landscapes, where you were able to discover the natural beauty of the territory of New Zealand.
Now, we are offering you the chance to continue the experience in this all-new season! Climb aboard the Merry Fisher 895 Marlin and the Merry Fisher 795 with Clarke Gayford and discover fishing and the culinary arts in these breathtaking locations.
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In this first episode of Season 3 of Fish of the Day, Clarke Gayford takes us to Half Moon Bay on Stewart Island to fish for a Latris Lineata. However, to catch this much-coveted fish, he must fight with the Blue Cods, as well as… albatrosses!
So, yes, that's the challenge: see if we can pass the schools of blue cod to try to catch the Latris Lineata that we are looking for!
View the Video Fish of the Day Season 3 Episode 1 – In Search of the Latris Lineata
DISCOVER THE MERRY FISHER 895 MARLIN
With its contemporary design and strong personality, the Merry Fisher 895 Marlin is the ideal boat for taking on an adventure! Sport fishing outings, joy riding on short cruises, kayaking adventures… there are as many different possible uses as there are ways of living on board!
About “Fish of the Day”
“Fish of the Day” is a television show in which fishing serves as the perfect excuse to discover fabulous destinations.
In each episode, Clarke Gayford, a well-known television presenter in New Zealand, makes it a point of honour to catch incredible fish in stunning scenery. Through his encounters, each one more enriching and joyous than the last, he enhances the fresh-caught fish by featuring it in a traditional recipe prepared by a renowned chef.
The show pays particular attention to the ecosystem and the environment. Fishing can be both extraordinary and environmentally friendly!