New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 125

Page 2946

✨ Fish and Game Regulations

2946 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 125

The Ngaruroro River
between the Chesterhope Bridge and Fernhill Bridge;
The Mohaka River
downstream from its confluence with the Mangaianoka River, excluding tributaries;
The Waipunga River
upstream to the falls, excluding tributaries;
Lake Te Pohue north of the two signposts on the south side;
The larger of the two lakes, known as Twin Lakes, at Kuripapango

all year
all year
all year
all year
all year

Tuki Tuki River, excluding tributaries
Waipawa River, excluding tributaries
Tutaekuri River, excluding tributaries
Mohaka River below the Pakaututu Rd bridge, excluding tributaries
Blue Lake
Kuripapango West Lake
Opouahi Lake
Orakai Lake
Te Pohue Lake
Tutacakuri-Waimate Stream, excluding tributaries
Tutira and Waikopiro Lake except Sandy Creek and Outlet Channel
All other waters (including tributaries, rivers and lakes)

4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish
2 sportsfish

2. Authorised Tackle

No licence holder, when fishing for sportsfish, shall use:

2.1 Any lead or weight attached below or as to hang below any lure or bait.
2.2 Any bait or lure treated with any chemical preparation other than that used solely to give buoyancy to an artificial fly.
2.3 Any hook which has a gape greater than 14 mm between the point and the nearest part of the shank.
2.4 Any lure having more than one hook or having a multiple hook, or any fixed assembly of hooks.

3. Authorised Lures

Authorised lures are:

Artificial fly
Spinner
Natural fly (adult form only)
Natural spider (adult form only)
Natural insect (adult form only)

No licence holder shall fish any water into which any ground bait, berley or other fish attractant has been placed.

4. Fly Fishing Only Waters

Only artificial fly may be used in the following waters and their tributaries:

Cochranes Creek
Hautapu River
Mangaonuku Stream
Maharakeke Stream
Mangaone River
Maraetotara River
Makaretu River
Te Hoe River
Tukipo River

5. Bait Fishing

Bait fishing is allowed on the following waters:

Lake Te Pohue
Karamu Stream

6. Use of Boats

No licence holder shall use any mechanically propelled boat on Lake Tutira or Lake Opouahi.

7. Daily Bag Limits

The larger of the two lakes known as Twin Lakes, at Kuripapango
Lakes, Kuripapango
Ngaruroro River below the Whanawhana cable excluding tributaries

No limit
4 sportsfish
4 sportsfish

8. Fish Length

The larger of the two lakes, known as Twin Lakes, at Kuripapango
Kuripapango
Ngaruroro River above its confluence with the Tutaurau River, including tributaries
Taraurau River including tributaries
All other waters

no limit
350 mm minimum
350 mm minimum 550 mm maximum
350 mm minimum 550 mm maximum
350 mm minimum

WELLINGTON FISH AND GAME REGION

Reference to Description: Gazette, No. 83, of 24 May 1990, at page 1861.

1. Open Season

1.1 Season Duration

The following waters are open all year (1 October to 30 September in the year following):

all Coastal dune lakes
Hokowhitu Lagoon
Moawhanga River
Hutt River
Oroua River
Kahutara River
Otaki River
Henley Lake (Masterton)
Pohangina River
Lake Wairarapa
Porirua Lakes
Makakahi River, downstream from the road bridge at Eketahuna
Manawatu River downstream from its confluence with the Mangatewainui Stream
Mangahao River downstream from Marima Reserve Bridge
Mangaone River (a tributary of the Tiraumea River)
Mangatainoka River downstream from the junction with the Makakahi River
Rangitikei River downstream from the Mangaohane Bridge
Ruamahanga River
Tauherenikau River
Tiraumea River
Upper Kourarau Dam (except all inflowing streams)
Waikanae River
Waingawa River
Waiohine River
Whitby Lakes

1.2

All other waters in the region are open for fishing from 1 October to 30 April in the year following.

2. Artificial Fly and Artificial Minnow Only Waters

2.1 No licence holder when fishing for sports fish shall use any lure or bait other than artificial fly in the following waters and all their tributaries:

Hautapu, above the road bridge numbered 741/10.96 on State Highway 1 by the Taihape Golf Club;
Kopuaranga
Makuri, above the township bridge;
Mangatainoka;
Wainuiomata, below main township bridge;

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🌾 Hawke's Bay Fish and Game Region Regulations (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFish and Game, Hawke's Bay, Open Season, Tuki Tuki River, SH50 road bridge, Ngaruroro River, Taruarau River, Tutaekuri River, Mangaone Stream, Waipawa River, Mangaonuku Stream, Porangahau River, Mangatahi Stream, Karamu Stream, Lakes Tutira, Waikopiro, Sandy Creek, Tukipo River, Mount Herbert Road Extension, Waipawa Borough, Lake Opouahi

🌾 Wellington Fish and Game Region Regulations

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KeywordsFish and Game, Wellington, Open Season, Coastal dune lakes, Hokowhitu Lagoon, Moawhanga River, Hutt River, Oroua River, Kahutara River, Otaki River, Henley Lake, Pohangina River, Lake Wairarapa, Porirua Lakes, Makakahi River, Manawatu River, Mangahao River, Mangaone River, Mangatainoka River, Rangitikei River, Ruamahanga River, Tauherenikau River, Tiraumea River, Upper Kourarau Dam, Waikanae River, Waingawa River, Waiohine River, Whitby Lakes

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