Beginner Fishing Workshop

Beginner Fishing Workshop

Overview

Join me for a fishing workshop to learn some foundational skills and knowledge to begin catching fish from the Canterbury shoreline!!

Hey team!
Come and join me for a family-friendly fishing workshop designed especially for complete beginners. My goal is to give you the confidence to take the whānau out fishing — to know how to set up, how to attract a fish, and what to do when you finally catch one!


What to Expect

Meet & Greet:
1.00pm - 3:00pmat the Bridge Hub community centre

Workshop Start:
We’ll begin at 1:00pm sharp at the Bridge hub, we only have the space for 2 hours.
Your host, Chris, will guide you through essential topics such as:

  • Surf and beach safety
  • Basic fishing gear and tackle
  • Bait selection
  • Common local fish species and how to target them

We’ll then move into a hands-on knot-tying and rig-making session, and you’ll get to keep the rigs you create for your next fishing trip!

Please note: This free event does not require fishing rods, as it is not an actual fishing session. Casting tuition and full fishing sessions will be available soon!!


What to Bring

  • A non-alcoholic drink (water bottles will be provided)
  • Good vibes!


Age & Ticket Requirements

  • All participants must be 6 years or older and must have a ticket.
  • Participants under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian (18+).
  • Guardians and younger siblings are welcome to attend the event, but only ticket holders can take part in the knot-tying and rig-making activities to ensure we have enough materials for everyone


These sessions aim to be 1.5 - 2 hours depending on group size and individual needs. We have the space for 2 hours max.

The workshops are dependant on minimum group size and any cancelations or postponments will be communicated via email.

For questions about the event please contact me at shorecaster.nz@gmail.com

Join me for a fishing workshop to learn some foundational skills and knowledge to begin catching fish from the Canterbury shoreline!!

Hey team!
Come and join me for a family-friendly fishing workshop designed especially for complete beginners. My goal is to give you the confidence to take the whānau out fishing — to know how to set up, how to attract a fish, and what to do when you finally catch one!


What to Expect

Meet & Greet:
1.00pm - 3:00pmat the Bridge Hub community centre

Workshop Start:
We’ll begin at 1:00pm sharp at the Bridge hub, we only have the space for 2 hours.
Your host, Chris, will guide you through essential topics such as:

  • Surf and beach safety
  • Basic fishing gear and tackle
  • Bait selection
  • Common local fish species and how to target them

We’ll then move into a hands-on knot-tying and rig-making session, and you’ll get to keep the rigs you create for your next fishing trip!

Please note: This free event does not require fishing rods, as it is not an actual fishing session. Casting tuition and full fishing sessions will be available soon!!


What to Bring

  • A non-alcoholic drink (water bottles will be provided)
  • Good vibes!


Age & Ticket Requirements

  • All participants must be 6 years or older and must have a ticket.
  • Participants under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian (18+).
  • Guardians and younger siblings are welcome to attend the event, but only ticket holders can take part in the knot-tying and rig-making activities to ensure we have enough materials for everyone


These sessions aim to be 1.5 - 2 hours depending on group size and individual needs. We have the space for 2 hours max.

The workshops are dependant on minimum group size and any cancelations or postponments will be communicated via email.

For questions about the event please contact me at shorecaster.nz@gmail.com

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Highlights

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Refund Policy

Refunds up to 2 days before event

Location

The Bridge South Brighton Trust

51 Bridge Street

Christchurch, Canterbury Region 8062

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