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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

17 SEPTEMBER

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Kaiapoi River downstream of the confluences of the Ohoka Stream and the Cust Main Drain

All year

South Branch of the Waimakariri River downstream from the Dickies Road Bridge

All year

Styx River downstream from the Marshlands Road Bridge

All year

Selwyn River from the Upper Selwyn Huts to Lake Ellesmere

All year

Rakaia River in the eastern zone

All year

Waimakariri River in the eastern zone

All year

Ashley River in the eastern zone

All year

Hurunui River in the eastern zone

All year

Waiau River in the eastern zone

All year

Kaiapoi Lakes

All Year

Halswell River downstream of the Seabridge Road Bridge

All Year

Halswell Canal downstream of the Duck Pond Road Bridge

All Year

Monopolies Pond, near Woodford Glen

All Year

Rotokohatu Lake

All Year

Kaiapoi River upstream of the confluences of the Ohoka Stream and the Cust Main Drain for salmon fishing

1 October to 28 February

All other rivers in the eastern zone

1 October to 30 April

All other lakes in the eastern zone

1 October to 30 April

All streams flowing into western zone lakes

1 December to 31 March

Broken River and its tributaries (incl Winding Creek, Porter River and Slovens Creek) for trout fishing

6 November until 30 April

The Rakaia River and tributaries in the western zone for trout fishing

1 October to 28 February

The Wilberforce River and tributaries

1 October to 28 February

The Wilberforce Diversion (including the Wilberforce Canal and Oakden Canal)

1 December to 31 March

All other rivers in the western zone for trout fishing

1 October to 30 April

All rivers in the western zone for salmon fishing

1 October to 28 February

All western zone lakes

6 November until 30 April

2.2 Winter Season

Lake Coleridge, except within 200m of any inflowing stream

1 June to 30 September

Lake Selfe, except within 200m of any inflowing stream

1 June to 30 September

Lake Lyndon, except within 200m of any inflowing stream

1 June to 30 September

Lake Pearson, except within 200m of any inflowing stream

1 June to 30 September

Lake Taylor, except within 200m of any inflowing stream

1 June to 30 September

Lake Sumner, except within 200m of any inflowing stream

1 June to 30 September

Loch Katrine, except within 200m of any inflowing stream

1 June to 30 September

3. CLOSED WATERS

3.1

No licence holder shall fish for sports fish in the following waters:

Lake Marion

Taylors Drain to its confluence with the Wairarapa Stream.

The Avon River between the Armagh and Barbadoes Street bridges.

St Annes Lagoon near Cheviot.

The Kowai River and its tributaries including Hacketts Creek are closed to salmon fishing from March 1 to September 30.

The tailrace of the Highbank Power Station.

Within 100 metres of the outfall of any licenced fish farm.

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