Fishing Nz T-Shirts

Gotta love a good pole dance

Close up of fishing nets and floats piled high

Fly Fishing in New Zealand - Vintage Travel Poster Design

a pile of buoys and fishing nets are the focal point of a harbour scene

Tairua - Fish, Swim, Eat, Drink Stay, Play

Wearing the Maori Culture T-Shirt allows individuals to proudly display their admiration and respect for Māori culture. It serves as a symbol of unity, fostering conversations and connections with others who share an interest in Māori heritage. By wearing this T-shirt, you become an ambassador for Māori culture, encouraging appreciation and understanding among those around you.

Caravans, and the salmon fishermen, line the canal at twizel, MacKenzie Country, South Island, New Zealand, with the snowy mountains in the background.

rusty boat

Fisherman, silhouetted, on the rocks extending into the sea, throw the fishing net with the Mount, in the background from Sulphur Point, Tauranga, New Zealand.

A cartoon illustration of a yellow eyed penguin diving into the ocean, looking for fish to eat. Part of my New Zealand birds series.

The red shed was originally built for the New Zealand Railways Department as a goods shed for freight carried on the steamers between Queenstown and Glenorchy. Now an iconic and highly visible destination for visitors, is in high contrast to the wild surrounds and majestic mountains.

Caesioperca rasor (Tas) : Sea perch, 1867, by Frank Edward Clarke.

The historic area of Cromwell also has beautiful jetty river location, perfect for fishing, swimming and water sports.

new zealand brown trout with kirituhi [maori tattoo]

Primarily Inanga, all species are all migratory galaxiids. Commonly made into fritters