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            <h1>NZ Fish and How to Catch Them</h1>
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            I know that you have probaly been fishing around 
            New Zealand and havent had much luck, but guess what.
            Thats right, your in luck. Because I will relay all the
            information you need to catch constan fish in Aoteroa.
            Firstly, the species. There are roughly over 1,200 species
            of fish around nz. But the main ones generally are:
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        <li>Snapper</li>
        <li>Kahawai</li>
        <li>Trevally</li>
        <li>Mullet</li>
        <li>Kingfish</li>
        <li>Yellowfin tuna</li>
        <li>Baitfish (Piper, pilcherd ect.)</li>
        <li>John Dory</li>
        <li>Gurnard</li>
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            All though these fish generally come from the
            same area, different techniques are needed to 
            catch these fish by using stuff like lures, 
            rigs and hooks. This goes for stuff like jigs
            and baits targeting each species of fish and 
            insuring a good harvest of fish.
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            Many people may thing fishing is just putting 
            bait in the water or thowing a metal shining thing
            with hooks on it in hopes of catching a fish. Allthough
            Luck can be involved, you need to time the tides and 
            moon right to ensure good fishing. The 
            <a href="https://www.fishing.net.nz/" target="_blank">NZ Fishing News</a>
            is a popular website along many kiwis where you can line up 
            and see the tide changes compared to the moon phases. NZ Fishing
            News also supports you on how to catch each and every species
            of NZ. I recomend you go have a look at them for extra support 
            and comfort for the next time you go fishing.
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