Why Events Matter
Organised events are the lifeblood of the Spearfishing New Zealand community. They provide a vital platform for spearfishers to connect, share local knowledge, and promote safety across our diverse coastlines. By bringing people together, we foster a culture of competitive excellence and responsible kaitiakitanga, ensuring the future of our sport in Aotearoa remains strong and sustainable.

Event Details
2027 National Championships
The SNZ National Championships are the pinnacle of competitive spearfishing in Aotearoa New Zealand. Held annually, Nationals brings together the country's best spearfishers for a week of competition, camaraderie, and celebration of our sport.
January 19-24, 2027 | Tairua, Coromandel
Event Details
2027 Rosemergy Catfish Cull
The Rosemergy Catfish Cull is SNZ's annual freshwater pest removal event held at Motuoapa on Lake Taupō. Catfish are an invasive pest species that damage the lake's ecosystem — the cull is a practical kaitiakitanga event that combines competitive spearfishing with meaningful environmental action.
Hawaiian slings and pole spears only are permitted, keeping the event true to traditional freediving spearfishing. All fish harvested are removed from the lake, contributing directly to the health of the Taupō fishery.
Motuoapa, Lake Taupō | 13 February 2026



