Two epic Powercat fishing missions to watch this Christmas

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Two epic Powercat fishing missions to watch this Christmas

by Kingfisher Boats 23 Dec 2025 07:35 GMT

XL Snapper & Kingfish hunt at Great Barrier Island | Kingfisher 510 Powercat © Kingfisher Boats

As we head into the Christmas break, we wanted to share a couple of Powercat fishing missions to put your feet up and enjoy over the holidays.

First up, the lads took a Kingfisher 510 Powercat on a serious mission to Great Barrier Island, covering big miles and landing some quality snapper and kingfish.

We've also got another video chasing XL yellowtail kingfish, showing just how capable these boats are when you're prepared to go the distance.

These trips are a great insight into what our Powercats are designed for — real conditions, real distances, and serious fishing.

If you've got some downtime over Christmas, grab a coffee (or a beer), hit play, and enjoy.

Merry Christmas from all of us at Kingfisher Boats.

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