Fishing near Te Puke, Bay of Plenty
Te Puke sits in the Western Bay of Plenty, surrounded by a network of rivers and streams draining toward the coast, with the Rotorua Lakes district a short drive inland. The Kaituna River — flowing out of Lake Rotoiti to the sea near Te Puke — is the standout local waterway, holding good numbers of rainbow and brown trout along its length. Coastal spots within reach add snapper, trevally, kahawai, and kingfish to the mix.
Top waters to fish near Te Puke

Kaituna River

Paraiti River

Bay of Plenty

Kopurererua Stream

Waiari Stream

Tauranga Harbour

Pokopoko Stream

Lake Rotoiti / Te Roto Kite Ā Ihenga I Ariki Ai Kahu

Pāpāmoa Beach

Lake Rotorua / Te Rotorua Nui Ā Kahumatamomoe
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