SEE US FOR AUCKLAND’S BEST FISHING CHARTERS!
Gladiator is a traditional kiwi sport fisher of Salthouse design launched in 2000. Built the traditional way from Kauri before being wrapped in fibreglass, Gladiator appeals to those who appreciate a serious, proven fishing boat capable of getting clients to the fish and back in safety and comfort, making it one of the most popular fishing boat charters in Auckland and the Hauraki Gulf.
A revolutionary “Seakeeper” Gyro Stabilizer was installed in 2015, which has resulted in an absolutely fantastic fishing platform, especially when the conditions are less than ideal.
Predominantly known as a fishing vessel Gladiator is fully equipped with quality Shimano tackle for bottom fishing , flicking soft plastics or targeting the hard fighting gladiators of the sea this vessel is named after , Marlin , Tuna and Swordfish.
RATES
HALF DAY | 4 HOURS | $3200
FULL DAY | 8 HOURS | $4200
FISHING EQUIPMENT HIRE | $40pp
DEPARTS GULF HARBOUR | ALTERNATIVE PICK UP LOCATIONS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
BYO FACILITIES OR FULL BAR AND CATERING SERVICE AVAILABLE
MAXIMUM PASSENGERS | 20
*prices exclude GST
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WHAT OUR
CUSTOMERS SAY…
“A day on board Gladiator entertaining key customers is always enjoyable. The Gladiator team are very accommodating, professional and dedicated to providing a great day out. We have built stronger business relationships as a result of the time spent on the water.”
“Fantastic experience at the Three Kings. The crew couldn’t have been more helpful and Ken’s knowledge is second to none. Even in rough seas the Gyro kept the boat nice and steady. Only problem is I now need a diet after eating so well!!! Will be back for more…..”
“We have used Gladiator regularly for game fishing tournaments over the past few seasons (including winning a tournament in 2017) and have always enjoyed the friendly, efficient crew that know their stuff, comfortable boat, top equipment and above all the relaxed, fun environment. I’m certainly looking forward to using Gladiator again in the future.”