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Trout fishing In the words of Roderick Haig-Brown, “I had to learn a lot on my own which is a fascinating process but a slow one.” But in New Zealand, the advantages are all there and waiting. Known as the best sighted fishing grounds in the world, New Zealand has no shortage of pristine streams, rivers and lakes. Trout are big and plentiful all along the length of the country. The central North Island is primarily rainbow territory, while the top of the South Island has built a reputation as the prime brown trout fishery, and further south you’ll find our most diverse waters, from glorious rivers teeming with wild fish to monumental glacial formed lakes ringed by native forest. An experienced local guide can design a customized itinerary to suit your tastes and ultimately bring in more and bigger trout at the end of the day. Better yet, base yourself at one of the tranquil fishing lodges around the country – these are magnificently placed for the dedicated angler, in close proximity to some of the world’s best fly fishing waters paired with legendary kiwi hospitality. As for finding the “best” rivers in this fishing paradise, it’s easy. They will be the ones you love the most and that fit your style of fishing the best. Here are ten great ones to get your feet wet with. Tongariro National Park is on New Zealand's North Island. The park has 3 active volcanoes: Tongariro, Ngauruhoe (Mount Doom in “The Lord of the Rings" films) and Ruapehu with its ski slopes. The Tongariro Alpine Crossing trail passes the Emerald Lakes and boiling mud pools, culminating at still-active Red Crater. Park wildlife includes the brown kiwi and the whio, or blue duck. Tongariro River has rapids and trout.