Cheaper, the more you catch!
November Special
The more you catch, the more you save!
Salmon feed delivery
#skretting #byeplastic
New info signs
We placed 5 new information signs near our holding tanks and fishing lake. Learn about the different stages, what the salmon eat and how they live in the wild.
Job vacancy
We’re looking for engaging sparkling people who want to join our team during the Summer Holidays and/or year round.
Key responsibilities include:
welcoming customers;
Front of house cafe work;
Fixing fishing rods;
Hot smoking and serving salmon:
looking after the salmon and visitors.
Exciting job with lots of different duties.
Experience is a plus but not a necessity as full training will be provided! To apply just email info@anatokisalmon.co.nz
Richie McCaw run ragged on whirlwind visit to Golden Bay top spots
The 148-test All Black and former captain made a whirlwind visit to Golden Bay on Monday, organised in conjunction with Westpac and TV3’s The Project as part of the nationwide competition, Richie’s Top Spot. Read more….. https://www.stuff.co.nz/nelson-mail/news/122199078/richie-mccaw-run-ragged-on-whirlwind-visit-to-golden-bay-top-spots
Richie's Topspot is Golden Bay NZ!
Special visit today. Golden Bay is definitely Richie's Top Spot!!! Thanks to Golden Bay Kayaks. Watch The Project NZ TV3 this Tuesday at 7pm.
Winter School Holidays July 2020
Open 7 days from 10am!
Do you want a family getaway with no exorbitant costs and get a great fishing and dining experience? Anatoki Salmon fishing and café is your destination. Here, you get to experience the thrill of catching your own fish and have it cooked fresh, right away. You can choose to bring your kids over here and get them to learn a thing or two about fishing. It’s a not-experienced fishing destination which means you can teach your family this fantastic activity hassle-free. You are provided with fishing gear at no charge and all you have to do is head to a spot in the lake and start fishing. A must-do activity if you’re in Takaka, Golden Bay or the Nelson region.