Thread: What to do with this opportunity?

You could explore that country for days from a boat like that. Just work out what permits you need for certain areas, ie make sure they're not balloted and go for it. I wouldn't limit myself to one spot or fiord.

Would love to do a trip like that. Combine all the good things into one big adventure.

Get into it man, make sure you take some photos for the rest of us to gaze enviably at....

I spent a week down there on the "Takapu", which used to cater for hunting/fishing parties in Chalky/Preservation. I was lucky enough to enjoy a meal at Kisbee Lodge, but as you say - that is private premises, and quite unique in such a wild place. I hunted Coal Island - not a lot of animals on there. Plenty of sign around Puyseger lighthouse area.
Fantastic fishing, and the divers had a ball. Fishing is off limits up the top ends of the fiords, so be careful.
RESPECT the sea down there. It's no place for novices!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Nick-D

Would love to do a trip like that. Combine all the good things into one big adventure.

Get into it man, make sure you take some photos for the rest of us to gaze enviably at....

Yep, for the first time ever, I might carry a camera!

Originally Posted by JoshC

You could explore that country for days from a boat like that. Just work out what permits you need for certain areas, ie make sure they're not balloted and go for it. I wouldn't limit myself to one spot or fiord.

Yeah, I feel a bit like I've been put in a round room and told to find the corner!, That's why I put it up on here looking for some direction. The nearest I've been to that area is when I worked and hunted in the Greibe valley a lot, a decade and a half ago.