Congratulations on being a Legend!

By purchasing a new Tristram Marine boat you are helping protect the things that kiwis love – our oceans and our fish!

Whether you’re planning on using your new boat to catch a feed of fish or simply enjoying your time on the water, you should not be worried about whether you can continue doing it long into the future. Tristram Marine is ensuring this lifestyle and right is protected and together we can make a difference!

Confirm your details

To finalise your Legendary status and secure your complimentary 12-months membership please fill out your details below. Enter your address so we can send you your LegaSea Legends pack (see below).

What’s in it for you?

LegaSea legends get to proudly display their commitment to LegaSea with:

• Legends Certificate of Recognition
• Legends Stickers
• LegaSea branded cap
• LegaSea Pennant

You will receive the most up to date information on current issues facing our fishery. We know that putting information in the hands of New Zealanders is a powerful tool in letting them have their say over the things that impact our oceans. All Legends enjoy a 20% discount on all products sold through the LegaSea Online Store using the discount code sent with your Legends Pack.

What does it mean to be a LegaSea Legend?

Becoming a LegaSea Legend is more than just a financial commitment, it’s a leadership role. You can inspire others to join us, to lend a hand. We are not looking for a few Legends, we are looking for thousands – a rising tide lifts all ships.

As a certified Legend, you’re investing in our fish resources for the benefit of future generations.

Involved – Actively participating and eager to learn how we can rebuild our fishery. 

Respected – Appreciated by LegaSea and your fishing peers.

Informed – Aware of the issues affecting our fisheries.

Dedicated – Investing just $20 per month to help LegaSea to restore your fishery to abundance.

What is LegaSea doing about our diminishing stocks?

• Seeking to stop senseless waste by addressing issues such as banning inshore trawling within the 12 nautical mile limit.
• Highlighting how recreational fishing contributes to our social, cultural and economic wellbeing.
• Raising public awareness about the issues and providing tools so individuals can respond.
• Engaging in effective management and educational processes to help rebuild the fishery to an abundant state of at least 50% of the original unfished biomass.
• Supporting targeted research to get better outcomes for recreational fishers.
• Monitoring and responding to commercial and Fisheries New Zealand management proposals.

The sad reality is the current state of our fishery is not in a good place. As a country we have created a serious imbalance with the use of industrial fishing methods, overharvest and dysfunctional management systems. Without intervention NOW the outlook is bleak.  

We know what needs to be done and how to get there but right now we seek the vision, generosity and initiative of forward-thinking individuals and organisations to help us achieve a shared goal – To rescue our fish.