Hooking a MAKO SHARK & KINGFISH in New Zealand

Hooking a mako shark and kingfish on the same trip is what we dream about as fishermen. Two big species and luckily for me, all on camera.
As I mentioned in the video, I caught a smaller-sized mako the last time out but didn't have my cameras on board.
It's truly mind-blowing some days on the water with the sun gleaming down, other boats, kayaks, and divers making the most of summer, people on shore lazing about and tight lines all week along the west coast of the North Island of New Zealand.
I hope you like the video. Thanks for watching.

[@user-gu4lg4ch1x]

Great content, some good catches 👌

[@FamilyKitchenwithMark]

Another magical day

[@tunite12]

Dam. Have to subscribe and support a fisho after seeing that lot. Wow, big Mako, real nasty they are, beautiful animals on the one hand, terrible on the other. I was wondering at what point you were gonna stop winding in the flying two hundred pound razor machine and get as far away from it as possible. Cool watching the fishermans dilemma, do I let it go or do I kill it. When you are that conflicted it is always the right call to let em go. I have kept a Kingfish that I was unsure about keeping, felt kinda sad when I got home with it, but having some actual proof to show my doubting missus won out - it was my first one you see and she had been giving me crap for a while about my tales of being busted off etc. Anyway I went on a ramble there, keep it up, these videos are great, I have been working my way through them, I used to live in Pukerua bay.

[@FamilyKitchenwithMark]

Such a cool ending to a wicked day on the water

[@FamilyKitchenwithMark]

Loved ready this comment. Thanks Dam