Welcome to Kiwi Drone Fishing
Kiwi Drone Fishing was set up by the NZ Motorhome Travel Group ( NZMTG ) who is an authorized selling agent for some of the top fishing drones in New Zealand.
At Kiwi Drone Fishing we are an independent set up that is driven by the feedback from our members and the public to what fishing drones are good out there.
The fishing drones we sell have been used by our NZMTG members and the public, and they are pleased with the technology and performance of what they can offer.
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If you have a new fishing drone brand you would like to be included in our displays and marketing we put in place for all to see then feel free to contact Mark.
Please note we only want to deal with companies that stock their product / parts and stand behind their brand with good customer service offered.
So in short if it is listed on our page, it has ticked the box's required, and you can feel happy in that it will do the job required and advertised to do.
When buying from Kiwi Drone Fishing you are in safe hands as you are buying also from the NZ Motorhome Travel Group ( NZMTG ) that has being dealing with happy drone buyers who have bought from us over the years.
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Kiwi Drone Fishing can be found on Facebook then click on the events link to view upcoming fishing demos that we hold throughout the north island that you can attend to view some of the top fishing drones in action along with getting the help and training you require at the start to show you the correct way in getting your baits out to your target fish you are after.
So when you buy from us not only do you have the full support and service from the brands we sell, but you can be taught how to use them and attend social events.
The NZMTG is now your one stop shop offering the biggest range of fishing drones being sold in New Zealand.
Big Snapper Flashing Keeper Hook
Want to attract more fish and keep your bait on better, then just add our flashing keeper hook set up above whatever fishing system you have in place, not only will this present your bait better, but you will probably catch more fish on the flashing keeper hook system than your gear in place.
Flashing light is water activated and will keep flashing a number of colours to attract the fish over to your bait.
This can be used as a keeper hook system or as your main hook.
10000MAH Lithium Battery
Eletric reel battery that comes with its own case to attach to your rod and battery charger.
This lithium battery has a led light display to know how much charge it has.
Cost is $399.00 inc gst plus courier
New Fishing Drones
Have you got a great Fishing Drone you would like Kiwi Drone Fishing to start selling and marketing for all to see at our demos and advertising platforms we use.
We are driven by what our NZMTG members inform us and ask us to sell.
As we only sell fishing drones that have been tested and used by ourselves to make sure they can perform and do what they are advertised to do.
So, if you stand behind your product and feel it is one of the top fishing drones on the New Zealand market, we would like to hear from you.
Email: mark@nzmtg.co.nz
Cell: 0212 808893
Drone Demos
Kiwi Drone Fishing holds a number of drone fishing demos and displays throughout the north island, with some of the top fishing drones on display for upcoming customers to view and find out what would be the best fishing drone for them.
If your club or RSA would like to look at holding one of our drone fishing displays inside your club or at your local beach, then feel free to contact Mark.
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We will work with you and custom a package to suit your club requirements to give them the latest information in drone fishing.
Email: mark@nzmtg.co.nz
Cell: 0212 808893
To Place Your Order
Kiwi Drone Fishing Training
At Kiwi Drone Fishing we are now looking after our customers and the public who are wanting to get into this great fishing sport, so many just watch youtube videos and think they are experts, learn the right way from the start by getting trained by having a lesson from Mark who is a very experienced in drone fishing.
If you are shown and given the correct information and helpful tips when you first start off, you are more likely to enjoy your early fishing drone experiences.
Once you have unpacked your fishing drone and set it up and had a few goes flying it first, then you are ready to be set up on the beach with your gears and be shown how this should be done along with getting lots of helpful tips to target what you after, then arrange with Mark as he will now be holding drone training days at different locations and times throughout the year.
One hour Kiwi Drone Fishing Training $POA
We are the only drone business in New Zealand that offers the following:
A ) Authorized drone deal for some of the top fishing drone brands in NZ
B) You are buying through the NZ Motorhome Travel Group ( NZMTG ) no scams here.
C) Be trained in how to drone fish correctly and be giving lots of helpful advice.
D ) We hold social events throughout the year you can attend.
E ) We run NZ Drone Fishing group on facebook where you can join and get lots of help along the way.
Kiwi Drone Fishing Tips
So you have just bought yourself a new fishing drone from us, We have put together some very helpful tips to get your started.
Please read the information that's comes with your new fishing drone first, don't just watch a few you tube videos and think you can fly this.
First flight
A) Your first flight should always be in a big park or open beach, well away from people and animals and trees. This is just in case you do something wrong, there is less risk. It’s also a good idea for your first flight NOT to be over water and forget trying to fly a baited trace out to sea on your first flight.
Fully Charge your drone
B ) Always make sure you have fully charged your drone battery and also the remote control battery before you attempt to fly. Even if you think there is a charge in the battery but don’t know for sure – then don’t fly it.
Calibrate your drone if required
Make sure you calibrate the drone before your first flight. This is an important step for most drones before any flight, so it’s a good idea to learn how to calibrate your drone properly. Also, DON’T Calibrate the drone with the propellers installed already. This is a safety measure because you will need to spin the drone in your hands. Once the Calibration is complete, then you can install the propellers.
Stay in GPS Mode
This mode is sometimes called different things, depending on what drone you have. In GPS Mode the drone uses a GPS while in flight to ensure that it holds in one location (horizontally) while you are not controlling it with the Joysticks. This makes the drone much easier to fly (as it will not drift with the wind, which is what you get if you are instead in ATTITUDE, or MANUAL Mode). So if you leave the drone in GPS Mode right from the start, this is the best option and this means that the drone will hold both altitude and GPS Position.
Understand the Switches and Buttons
Be sure you go through the buttons and controls on your remote, fully understand & familiarise yourself with what each means before your first flight, apart from understanding how the joysticks behave, buttons or switches like “Return to Home”, “Manual Mode”, “Auto Landing” are all functions of the remote that you need to get used to using.
First flight DON’T use the Phone APP to control the drone
For your first flight, it’s a good rule of thumb NOT to try and fly using the Phone & APP to begin with. Use the Remote Control ONLY to control the drone. This means using the drone in full “manual control”, so that you are using the Joysticks to control the height, and the movement of the drone horizontally while in the air, rather than say and Autocast or waypoint mission features of the APP (where the drone is using full autopilot to be controlled). By using the remote control, this gives you the basic feel for the drone in the air an how it handles, and a better understanding of the drone without the additional complication of the APP (and all the different functions and features that the APP has also). For your first flight it’s enough to just get your head around controlling the drone solely using the remote control.
Always point the nose of your fishing drone away from you
Once you have completed all of the above, and you are ready for your first flight put the drone in front of you and stand at a good distance away from it ( behind it and to the side ). The nose or front of the drone should always face away from you and the area you are looking to fly in should be the area that the nose of the drone is facing. Never try to fly behind yourself as this just adds complication that you don’t need until you become really proficient at drone fishing.
Be gentle with the Joysticks
Don’t get too cocky, too quickly and instead ease into using the joysticks with small movements, particularly with things like taking off and landing. Mistakes are more likely to happen if you are too aggressive with the joystick controls until you are more experienced and confident.One of the big problems is sending your drone out to fast, its not a race so back it off to 70% to allow action if something like a birds nest does happen on your rod & reel.