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A lifestyle series that follows hard-case Māori anglers, Matene, Dazza and Jeff Cleave, as they fish for knowledge, and fish for kai mō te tēpu, in Rarotonga!
The Matau Bros enter a competition usually reserved for women, men can enter – as long as they comply with the rules. Matene and Dazz are up for it, but can Jeff swallow his pride?
PG, A lifestyle series that follows hard-case Māori anglers, Matene, Dazza and Jeff Cleave, as they fish for knowledge, and fish for kai mō te tēpu.
PG, A lifestyle series that follows hard-case Māori anglers, Matene, Dazza and Jeff Cleave, as they fish for knowledge, and fish for kai mō te tēpu.
PG, A lifestyle series that follows hard-case Māori anglers, Matene, Dazza and Jeff Cleave, as they fish for knowledge, and fish for kai mō te tēpu.
PG, A lifestyle series that follows hard-case Māori anglers, Matene, Dazza and Jeff Cleave, as they fish for knowledge, and fish for kai mō te tēpu.
PG, Tonight, Matene and his nephew head off-shore in search of yellow fin tuna, while Jeff takes Dazza out for a crack at a 60 kilo Giant Trevally – this time from a boat.
Tonight, Matene & Dazza head out from Rarotonga with local skipper Tom Vea in search of that elusive marlin. Could this be the one that gets the better of Matene?
The Matau Bros enter a competition usually reserved for women, men can enter – as long as they comply with the rules. Matene and Dazz are up for it, but can Jeff swallow his pride?
This week proves to be a tougher challenge than expected – until Jeffrey hooks up to one of the hardest-scrapping fish he’s ever had on the line.
The Matau Brothers set out to catch one of Rarotonga’s fiercest fighting fish, the Giant Trevally. Growing up to 80kg, these hard to hook fish are on any serious angler’s bucket list.
It’s day one, as the Matau Brothers hit the high seas surrounding their ancestral homeland of Rarotonga. Dazza proves that perseverance pays off, with what could be a monster Wahoo.
Another Cleave brothers’ expedition on Great Barrier. If eel and watercress tickle your fancy, tune in as the bros try to net a river monster with a traditional hīnaki.
The Cleave brothers take 2 Rangatira out to show off their local “underwater supermarket.’ And later, Dazza’s son Mark shows his uncles just how to catch a monster snapper.
