New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 127

Page 3067

✨ Fishing Regulations

17 SEPTEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3067

8.3 The daily limit bag in the following waters shall be 2 sportsfish:
Winter Fishing Rivers during the winter season
Lake Alexandrina winter season

8.4 The daily limit bag in Lake Heron and its tributaries shall be 6 sportsfish of which no more than 4
may be trout.

MINIMUM LENGTH

9.1 The minimum length for salmon killed in waters of the region shall be 300 mm except in Lake Heron
where the minimum length shall be 250 mm.
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                           OTAGO FISH AND GAME REGION
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Reference to description: Gazette, No 83 of 24 May 1990 at page 1861

INTERPRETATION

“Fly fishing” in the Otago Region means to fish for sports fish with fly rod and reel and fly line and artificial fly, but with
no additional weight to facilitate casting.
OPEN SEASON

2.1 Season: 1 October to 30 April:
Nevis River
All waters of the Region except those specified in clause 2.2 to 2.5 and in clause 3 below

2.2 Season: 1 October to 30 September:
Akatore Estuary
Butchers Dam
Catlins River, downstream from the State Highway 92 road bridge
Clutha River, except that river reach known as Deans Bank defined by a landmark post approximately 600
metres below Lake Wanaka outlet and a landmark post 600 metres above the Albert Town bridge
Coalpit Dam
Conroys Dam
Dart River, downstream from the Dart River bridge
Diamond Lake
Hawea River
Hoffmans Dam
Kawarau River
Lake Dunstan
Lake Hayes
Lake Hawea
Lake Johnson
Lake Onslow
Lake Roxburgh
Lake Waihola, including the waterways connecting this lake to Lake Waipori and east on waterways to the
confluence with the Taieri River
Lake Waipori
Lake Wakatipu
Lake Wanaka
Moke Lake
Molyneux Pond
Owaka River, downstream from the Pounawea/Newhaven road bridge
Phoenix Dam
Poolburn Dam

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🌾 Fishing Regulations for Central South Island Fish and Game Region (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsFishing Regulations, Fly Fishing, Bait Fishing, Boat Restrictions, Central South Island

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KeywordsFishing Regulations, Fly Fishing, Open Season, Otago Region

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