Another brand new Tristram 581 Prima M2 ‘She’s a Keeper’ is fresh off the production line and destined for spring and summer fishing action at Rotoiti. Built in tandem with a sistership 581 Prima M2 ‘Tool’s Down’ (also pictured), this package is adventure-ready and features a number of incredibly practical innovations that will ensure her owners enjoy and ‘keep her’ for decades to come.
Jaw-dropping and ready for serious fishing adventures, this brand new 641 Offshore is set to be the envy of many at the boat ramps this winter. Vinyl-wrapped, diamond-stitched, and laden with top marine tech – the owners of this Tristram are looking forward to enjoying the pinnacle of trailer boating.
Bound for the Alderman Islands and beyond, this brand new Tristram 821 Offshore was recently handed over to a loyal repeat Tristram owner in Whangamata.
Tristram Marine is closed on Friday 14th July for Matariki. Usual business hours will resume from Monday 19th July.
The Tides App on your Simrad NSX™ will give you solar, lunar, current and tide information to help you plan your day on the water. View this video for quick tips from the Simrad Team.
The Winter Solstice has now passed which means we’re at the peak of the long dark nights. Longer days and shorter nights are on the horizon as the earth begins its gradual roll back towards summer for the Southern Hemisphere. So, rig up your rods, dust off those dive tanks and wax your wakeboards! If your boat requires maintenance in readiness for finer weather, contact our Service Centre Team today. Ensuring your on-water experiences are nothing short of premium is the core of our ethos.
Brand new and ready to seek blue water adventures in some of New Zealand’s most authentic and pristine natural wonders – Fiordland and Stewart Island. Introducing our most recent handover, a remarkable Southland-bound Tristram 821 Offshore. Fishing up the deepest of the South Island’s fiords – Doubtful Sound, game fishing Fiordland’s remote southwestern coasts, diving the uninhabited Solander Islands, and seafood picnics at Ulva Island are all on this new Tristram’s bustling itinerary.
Our friends at LegaSea have developed an educational programme; FishCare – the school of best practice to improve how we fish so we can do our part in helping restore abundance. The programme sets out to help fishers understand how to fish in ways that minimise their impact on fish stocks (better fishing techniques), contribute to the health of the fishery (handling and releasing) and practice conservation via full utilisation of what they catch (principles aligned with Free Fish Heads).
Our ocean needs protecting and celebrating all 365 days of the year, but 8 June is the globally recognised day to celebrate and honor our one shared ocean that connects us all. Together, we can help, through our individual and collective impact.