Nat, Rochele & Tim embark on a mission to the remote Wanganella Banks, an ocean up-rise located a full two days steam from New Zealand, with the lofty aim of claiming a couple of new world records. But if finding a 100kg + striped marlin sounds hard enough, stopping one is another matter altogether!

The team assembles in the beautiful Coromandel Peninsula in the North Island of New Zealand, where the plan is to head out for a couple of days to target all manner of tasty table fish. However, the local shark population seems intent on making life tricky, and landing a trophy snapper proves quite the challenge!

The team cross the Tasman sea to dive the rich waters of South Australia, hoping to encounter the gigantic schools of bluefin tuna that congregate at this time of year. Along with tuna, the lads get an introduction to the variety of other species on offer, all the whilst keeping an eye out for the numerous toothy critters that inhabit these Southern seas

The team head to Vava’u, the Northernmost island chain of Tonga, for a week of open ocean bluewater spearfishing. The main target is giant dogtooth tuna, but as well as the trophy bluewater pelagics, they stalk the shallow water for tasty reef dwelling species.

Tim, Nat, Dwane, Kieran & Rochele set sail for the northernmost point of New Zealand, 50 miles off the tip of the mainland - the remote and revered Three Kings Islands, home to world record kingfish, as well as a of feisty shark population!

It's a new day at the Kings, and with Nat and Dwane having already bagged a couple of giant Kingfish, the pressure is on both Tim and Rochele to do likewise. Later in the day, whilst on route back to the mainland, the team have a couple of surprise encounters.