Boating NZ

PLENTY TO SEE, DO AND WIN

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Visitors to this year’s Hutchwilco New Zealand Boat Show, Auckland Showground­s, May 18-21, will have lots to see and do and plenty of chances to win, with an amazing collection of great prizes on offer.

As well as showcasing all the very latest boats and boating and fishing gear, this year’s show will offer Kiwi boaters and fishers the chance to win the most valuable prize ever offered at a boat show. Worth $300,000-plus, the Surtees/yamaha Grand Prize consists of a 30th Anniversar­y Edition enclosed cabin Surtees 750 Game Fisher, a 250hp Yamaha four-stroke V6 outboard, a Yamaha Helm Master EX boat control system, a GFAB double-axle braked trailer, over $20,000 of Garmin electronic­s, plus a boat-load more!

Visitors to the show will also be able to win Viking family kayak packages, Mac Boats, and a whole host of other prizes simply by visiting those stands and registerin­g their interest.

Those keen on improving their fishing will be able to learn new tips and techniques from some of New Zealand’s top fishers in the free Top Catch Master Class presentati­ons and there will be plenty of fun and excitement for the kids (and more chances to win!) in the Fishing & Adventure Fan Zone. And for those keen on a challenge, the popular Haswing Trolling Motor Challenge will be running in the Hutchwilco Pool (with a $15,000 Zodiac prize package going to the winner).

The show’s unique Coastguard No Reserve Auction will again offer visitors the chance to score a bargain, while doing their bit to help the Charity Saving Lives at Sea.

Tickets are available online at www. boatshow.co.nz, each eligible for a second, bonus entry into the draw for that $300,000-plus Surtees/yamaha Grand Prize (effectivel­y doubling the chances of winning). Online tickets also automatica­lly go into a separate draw to win a fully-kitted out powered Viking Profish Reload kayak package, worth over $8,000.

Tickets will also be available at the gates throughout the show, which is open from 10 to 6pm daily, with a late night, until 8pm on Friday, May 19.

Tickets are $25 for adults, with children 16 years and younger free. www.boatshow.co.nz

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