New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 127

Page 3053

✨ Fishing Regulations

17 SEPTEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3053

FLY FISHING ONLY WATERS

Fly fishing only may be practised in the following waters and their tributaries:
Cochrane Creek
Hautapu River
Mangaonuku Stream
Maharaeke Stream
Mangaone River
Maraetotara River
Ngaruroro River above the Kiwi Creek junction
Makaretu River
Te Hoe River
Tukipo River
BAIT FISHING

Bait fishing is allowed in 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

8.1 Catch and Release Only Waters

Any sports fish caught in the following waters must be released immediately back into the waters
from which it was taken with as little injury as possible:-

Ngaruroro River above the Kiwi Creek junction, including tributaries

8.2 Other Waters

The larger of the two lakes known as Twin Lakes, Kuripapango                      No limit
Esk River including tributaries                                           1 sportsfish
Mohaka River Tributaries                                                  1 sportsfish
Ngaruroro River between the Whanawhana cable and the Kiwi Creek                1 sportsfish
junction, including tributaries
Mohaka River below the State Highway 5 bridge, excluding tributaries            4 sportsfish
Blue Lake                                                               4 sportsfish
Kuripapango West Lake                                                     4 sportsfish
Opouahi Lake                                                            4 sportsfish
Orakai Lake                                                             4 sportsfish
Te Pohue Lake                                                           4 sportsfish
Tutira and Waikopiro Lake except Sandy Creek and Outlet Channel               4 sportsfish
All other waters (including tributaries, rivers and lakes)                     2 sportsfish

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