New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 136

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✨ Fishing Regulations

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b) Downstream from the SH50 road bridge, excluding tributaries [subject to a)];
1 October - 30 April, and
1 June - 30 September

The Tutaekuri River downstream from its confluence with the Mangaone Stream, excluding tributaries;
1 October - 30 April, and
1 June - 30 September

The Waipawa River -
a) From the State Highway 2 bridge downstream to the first overhead power cables downstream of Rathbone Street;
all year
b) Downstream from the first overhead power cables downstream of Rathbone Street, excluding tributaries;
1 October - 30 April, and
1 June - 30 September

The Waipunga River upstream to the falls, excluding tributaries;
all year

Lake Te Pohue north of the two signposts on the south side;
all year

The larger of the two lakes, known as Twin Lakes, at Kuripapango
all year

Lakes Tutira and Waikopiro, except Sandy Creek and the inlet and outlet streams;
all year

Lake Opouahi;
all year

Lake Orakai;
all year

All other lakes of the region;
1 October - 30 April, and
1 June - 30 September

All other waters;
1 October - 30 April

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

2.1 More than two lures.

2.2 Any lead or weight attached below or so as to hang below any lure or bait.

2.3 Any bait or lure treated with any chemical preparation other than that used solely to give buoyancy to an artificial fly.

2.4 Any hook which has a gape greater than 14mm between the point and the nearest part of the shank.

2.5 Any lure having more than one hook or having a multiple hook, or any fixed assembly of hooks.

FISH ATTRACTANTS PROHIBITED
No licence holder shall fish any water into which any ground bait, berley or other fish attractant has been placed.
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
BAIT FISHING
Bait fishing is only allowed on the following waters:
Lake Te Pohue
Karamu Stream
USE OF BOATS
No licence holder shall use any mechanically propelled boat on Lake Tutira or Lake Opouahi.
DAILY BAG LIMITS
The larger of the two lakes known as Twin Lakes, Kuripapango
No limit

Esk River above the Ellis Wallace Road bridge, including tributaries
1 sportsfish

Ngaruroro River above the Whanawhana cable, including tributaries
1 sportsfish

Ngaruroro River below the Whanawhana cable, excluding tributaries
4 sportsfish

Tuki Tuki River, excluding tributaries
4 sportsfish

Tutaekuri River, excluding tributaries
4 sportsfish

Mohaka River below the State Highway 5 bridge, excluding tributaries
4 sportsfish

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

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Open Season, Tutaekuri River, Waipawa River, Waipunga River, Lake Te Pohue, Twin Lakes, Lake Tutira, Lake Waikopiro, Lake Opouahi, Lake Orakai

🌾 Authorised Tackle Regulations

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Tackle, Lures, Hooks, Bait

🌾 Fish Attractants Prohibited

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Fish Attractants, Bait

🌾 Fly Fishing Only Waters

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Fly Fishing, Cochranes Creek, Hautapu River, Mangaonuku Stream, Maharakeke Stream, Mangaone River, Maraetotara River, Makaretu River, Te Hoe River, Tukipo River

🌾 Bait Fishing Regulations

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Bait Fishing, Lake Te Pohue, Karamu Stream

🌾 Use of Boats Regulations

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Boats, Lake Tutira, Lake Opouahi

🌾 Daily Bag Limits

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Bag Limits, Twin Lakes, Esk River, Ngaruroro River, Tuki Tuki River, Tutaekuri River, Mohaka River

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