Fishing for our Future Expo Event
Date: Friday 28 October
Time: 11am-2pm
Location: The Deck (in front of Fonterra)
In support of the Bayleys Fishing Classic, Harbour Grounds is partnering with Bayleys for a Sustainable Fishing Expo 🐟
Visit stalls from LegaSea, Kai Ika and Sea Cleaners and learn all about the health of our oceans, and how you can play a part in making a change.
Plus there will be a fish filleting presentation, food trucks, live music & giveaways!
“FISH” AND WIN
Be in to win some amazing prizes with the LegaSea magnetic fishing game.
There will be over 250 prizes up for grabs include fishing gear, Bayleys Fishing Classic goodie bags, Paper Crane, Mojo and Sushi Don Buri vouchers, Harbour Grounds drinks bottles and more!
There will also be live updates of the Bayleys Fishing Classic competitors out on the ocean through a live feed on the TV screen.
FOOD TRUCKS
Catch ‘ya Cookout
Sustainability of the ocean and planet is critical to Catch ‘ya Cookout. It’s a value they hold dearly from the fish they use, to the packaging they serve it in – letting you enjoy your yummy fish guilt free.
The Roaming Berry
The Roaming Berry Real Fruit Ice Cream truck will be serving up delicious creamy real fruit ice cream. Choose from a creamy vanilla ice cream or decadent coconut ice cream base. Blended with your choice of fruit or berries.
About LegaSea
LegaSea is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to restoring the abundance, biodiversity and health of New Zealand’s marine environment. LegaSea aims to achieve success with widespread public support and understanding for policy and fisheries management reform, and by minimising the environmental impacts of fishing.
About Kai Ika
The project utilises fish heads, frames and offal which were previously going to waste. Since first established in September 2016 over 190,000 kg of previously discarded fish parts have been collected from various sources and redistributed to needy families and community groups all over Auckland.
About Sea Cleaners
Through sponsorship, Sea Cleaners educate and co-ordinate volunteers to remove rubbish from our marine environment. They have removed over 12.7 million litres of waste from our waterways since 2002.
