New Zealand Gazette – 2000 – No. 126

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✨ Fishing Regulations

11 SEPTEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3207

9.3 Ngongotaha Trout Hatchery Children’s Fishing Pond
No limit

9.4 All other waters
300 mm minimum

9.5 No licence holder shall keep or kill any wild rainbow trout larger than 650 mm caught in Lake Tarawera, including that section of the Tarawera River between the Tarawera Outlet and the falls approximately 2500 metres downstream from the Outlet.

10. HOURS OF FISHING

No licence holder shall fish for any sports fish between 12 midnight and 5 am.

HAWKE’S BAY FISH AND GAME REGION

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

1. INTERPRETATION

“Fly Fishing” in the Hawke’s Bay region means to fish for sports fish with fly rod, fly line and artificial fly, and with no additional weight to facilitate casting.

2. OPEN SEASON

Waters	Duration
All waters	1 October - 30 April
The Tuki Tuki River downstream from the SH50 road bridge, excluding tributaries	1 June - 30 September
The Ngaruroro River downstream from its confluence with the Taruarau River, excluding tributaries	1 June - 30 September
The Tutaekuri River downstream from its confluence with the Mangaone Stream, excluding tributaries	1 June - 30 September
The Waipawa River downstream from the State Highway 2 bridge, excluding tributaries	1 June - 30 September
The Porangahau River downstream from its confluence with the Mangawhero Stream, excluding tributaries	1 June - 30 September
The Karamu Stream, excluding tributaries	1 June - 30 September
All lakes of the region	1 June - 30 September
The Tuki Tuki River where it passes through the Tuki Tuki wildlife refuge, and between the confluence with the Tukipo River and the Mount Herbert Road Extension	All year

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🌾 Anglers Notice for Fish and Game Regions (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Anglers, Fish and Game, Regulations, Spin Fishing, Artificial Fly Fishing, Bait Fishing, Coarse Fishing, Waiau River, Waikaretaheke River, Waioeka River, Ngongotaha Stream, Waiteti Stream, Hamurana Stream, Awahou Stream, Utuhina Stream, Lake Rotorua, Lake Waikaremoana, Lake Tarawera, Tarawera Falls, Closed Season, Sports Fish, Licence, Tackle, Lure, Hook, Daily Bag Limits, Minimum Length, Maximum Length, Ruakituri River, Horomanga River, Kopuawhara Stream, Mangaone Stream, Te Wairoa Stream, Lake Okataina, Lake Rotoma, Lake Rotoehu, Lake Okareka, Lake Rotomahana, Lake Rerewhakaaitu, Lake Tikitapu, Lake Ngapouri, Lake Ngahewa, Lake Waikareiti, Lake Whakamarino, Lake Kaitawa, Ohau Channel, Kaituna River

🌾 Hawke’s Bay Fish and Game Region Regulations

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Hawke’s Bay, Fly Fishing, Open Season, Tuki Tuki River, Ngaruroro River, Tutaekuri River, Waipawa River, Porangahau River, Karamu Stream

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