
AeroKontiki is New Zealand’s leading drone fishing system, purpose-built to transform traditional kontiki fishing. Designed from the ground up, every AeroKontiki drone is engineered to handle tough coastal conditions, giving everyday fishers and professionals the ability to cast further, haul more, and fish smarter. Unlike hobby drones, AeroKontiki combines powerful hauling capacity with intuitive controls, GPS auto-return, and rugged stability, all in one streamlined package.
Born from real fishing needs and built with precision technology, AeroKontiki delivers a reliable, high-performance fishing experience. Whether you're chasing snapper on the west coast or exploring new spots offshore, our longline drone systems give you full confidence with every flight. We’re proud to be engineered and tested in New Zealand, and even prouder to support the fishing community with tools that make the experience easier, safer, and more rewarding.
Proud to be Part of the Aviation Industry Association
As an active member of the Aviation Industry Association, Envirobotics Ltd proudly upholds the highest standards in drone technology and aviation safety. This membership reflects our commitment to excellence, innovation, and responsible drone operations across all AeroKontiki products.
Experience Drone Fishing in Action.
Watch AeroKontiki in the hands of real fishers as they haul impressive catches across long distances with precision and ease. These clips highlight the power, range, and reliability that make AeroKontiki a game-changer for modern fishing.
Working with AeroKontiki
Discover how to get the most out of your AeroKontiki fishing drone through real-world demos and expert tutorials. This section walks you through essential setups, including the power reel system, bait launcher, and line configuration, designed to help you fish smarter, not harder. Whether you're new to drone fishing or refining your technique, these videos give you practical tips and insights straight from the AeroKontiki team.
Safe & Smart Flying
Where Can You Use the AeroKontiki Drone?
Operators must comply with the aviation laws of the country they’re in. In New Zealand, check AirShare, a resource specifically for UAV users, offering maps of controlled airspace near airports.
General Guidelines for Flying:
Fly only in uncontrolled airspace below 400 feet.
Operate during daylight hours and within your visual line of sight.
Avoid manned aircraft, people, and private property.
Stay outside restricted airspace and at least 4 km from any airport or aerodrome.
Always launch from a beach or open area, directly out to sea.
To fly in controlled airspace, register with AirShare to obtain permission.
Use AirShare maps to explore permitted coastal fishing spots.