Fishy Business Hooks Up With CD

Composite Developments has come on board the Adam Clancey hosted Fishy Business television show. The series will screen on Prime TV later this year.

Well-known angler and host of the Fishy Business television show, Adam Clancey, has teamed up with Kiwi-based tackle company Composite Developments (NZ) Limited.

Adam says he is excited to be working with the team at CD again and has been impressed with the way they have grown there many well-known brands including Okuma, CD Rods, Trycd, Pakula, ProCure, TT Lures, Platypus and Flambeau.

Adam has a long history with the company, having worked for them in the past. He also uses their popular fishing rods on all his adventures.

“There is a real fit with these products and the type of fishing we do on the show. As an ambassador for the brand, I do a lot of social media content and public appearances where I share tips about getting the most out of the gear, as well as techniques that help everyone with their fishing,” Adam says.

The new season of Fishy Business will be screening on Prime TV towards the end of 2022 and will feature a wide range of fishing trips around New Zealand, targeting all the popular species.

Nick Binks, who heads up digital sales and marketing for Composite Developments (NZ), says the company is happy to be working with Adam as he is well respected in the industry and has a good following in all areas of the fishing community.

“Adam will be using a good cross section of our products, from blue-water gear to inshore bait and lure fishing tackle. Seeing our tackle put through its paces in hardcore fishing situations is a great way to show the development that has gone into our brands,” Nick says.

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