New Zealand Gazette – 2000 – No. 126

Page 3213

✨ Fishing Regulations

11 SEPTEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3213

Otaki River downstream of the Tararua Forest Park boundary
Henley Lake (Masterton)
Pohangina River
Lake Wairarapa
Porirua Lakes
Makakahi River, downstream from the road bridge at Eketahuna
Manawatu River downstream from its confluence with the Mangatewainui Stream
Mangahao River downstream from Marima Reserve Bridge
Mangaone River (a tributary of the Tiraumea River)
Mangatainoka River downstream from the junction with the Makakahi River
Rangitikei River downstream from the Matawhero Road bridge (commonly called the Mangaohane Bridge)
Ruamahunga River downstream of the Tararua Forest Park boundary
Tauherenikau River downstream of the Tararua Forest Park boundary
Tiraumea River
Upper Kourarau Dam (except all inflowing streams)
Waingawa River downstream of the Tararua Forest Park boundary
Waiohine River downstream of the Tararua Forest Park boundary
Whitby Lakes

1.2
All other waters in the region are open for fishing from 1 October to 30 April in the year following.

ARTIFICIAL FLY AND SPINNER ONLY WATERS

2.1
No licence holder when fishing for sports fish shall use any lure or bait other than artificial fly in the following waters and all their tributaries,

Hautapu, above the road bridge numbered 741/10.96 on State Highway 1 by the Taihape Golf Club;
Kopuaranga
Makuri, above the township bridge;
Mangatoro;
Mangatarere
Wainuiomata, below main township bridge;

2.2
No licence holder when fishing for sports fish shall use any lure or bait other than artificial fly or spinner in the following waters and all their tributaries,

Akatarawa River
Hutt River
Mangaohane Stream
Pakuratahi River
Pourangaki River
Rangitikei River upstream of the Matawhero Road bridge (commonly called the Mangaohane Bridge)
Tokomaru River
Waingawa River
Whakatikei River

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