New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 127

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✨ Fishing Regulations

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Upper Fraser River
Nevis River
Southern Reservoir
Sullivans Dam
Tomahawk Lagoon Upper
Von Lake

8.4 No more than three sports fish per day:
Blakelys Dam
Coalpit Dam
Diamond Lake
Hoffmans Dam
Lake Johnson
Lake Kirkpatrick
Mathias Dam
Pomahaka River upstream from Park Hill Bridge
Reid Lake
Rutherfords Dam

8.5 No more than two salmon.
Elsewhere in Otago Region other than 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, and 8.4 and all waters below the Roxburgh Dam and all waters running into the sea.

8.6 Subject to the restrictions set out in 8.1 above, no person shall on any one day take or kill or be in possession of more than six sports fish per day.

FISH LENGTH

9.1 No person shall take or be in possession of any trout or salmon, which does not exceed in length:

(a) In the case of any trout taken from the Water of Leith and Teviot River, 200 mm

(b) In the case of trout taken from any other water, 250 mm

(d) In the case of salmon taken from any other waters, 450 mm

(e) In the case of trout for Lakes Onslow, McKeller and Sylvan, no size limit

(f) In the case of perch, no size limit

9.2 In no limit areas, all fish taken must be removed from the lake margins.

SOUTHLAND FISH AND GAME REGION

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

1. INTERPRETATIONS

See First Schedule

2. OPEN SEASON

Location	Season
Aparima River, from the Thornbury bridge to the sea	All year
Arthur River	All year
Cleddau River	All year
Hollyford River	All year
Makarewa River, from the Riverton/Invercargill highway bridge downstream	All year
Mataura River, from the Gorge Road bridge to the sea	All year
Mavora Lakes	All year
Oreti River, from the Riverton/Invercargill highway bridge to the sea	All year

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