New Zealand has more than 400 golf courses; some in geothermal areas; some in farmers' fields; all of them fairly inexpensive.

New Zealand saltwater catches vary by location, from tuna and shark around Fiordland, to snapper and kingfish in the Marlborough Sounds.

Background information on New Zealand's three World Heritage sites: Te Wahipounamu, Tongariro National Park and the Sub-Antarctic Islands.

Fishing gear allowed into NZ; What to wear; Weather checks; Safety checks; Charter guides; Fishing regulations.

Golfing Tours and Resorts are both gaining popularity for international visitors in New Zealand.

Wilderness Lodges at Moeraki on the West Coast of the South Island and at Arthur’s Pass in the heart of the Southern Alps are at the forefront of nature tourism.

Eeling in New Zealand. A favourite pastime of children and traditional of the Maori people, commercial eel fishing is growing in New Zealand.

New Zealand’s trout are totally wild. Casting and presentation of the fly are therefore of extreme importance.

The New Zealand coastline, freshwater system and types of fish found in New Zealand waters.

Prolific Westerns writer Zane Grey (1872-1939) visited New Zealand’s Bay of Islands in 1926 where he introduced sport fishing for marlin and shark.