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✨ Fish and Game Regulations

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Pourangaki River
Tokomaru River
Whakatikei River

5. AUTHORISED TACKLE, LURES AND BAIT

5.1 Authorised tackle (in addition to clause 2.1 of the First Schedule)

Licence holders may, when fishing for perch or tench, use a rod and line.

5.2 Authorised lures and baits (in addition to clause 7 of the First Schedule)

Licence holders may, when fishing for perch or tench, use corn or cereal baits.

NELSON/MARLBOROUGH FISH AND GAME REGION

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

1. DEFINITIONS

See First Schedule

2. OPEN SEASON

Location	Season Duration
Aorere River downstream from the road bridge at Rockville	All Year
Argyle Pond and lower hydro canals downstream to its confluence with the Wairau River	All year
Awatere River	All year
Buller River downstream from Gowan Bridge	All year
Clarence River downstream from the Acheron confluence	All year
Cobb Reservoir	All year
Conway River	All year
Lake Rotoiti	All year
Lake Rotoroa	All year
Lyell Creek (Kaikoura) downstream from SH No.1	All year
Maitai River below the Lower Nile Street Bridge	All year
Maruia River downstream of Maruia Falls	All year
Matakitaki River downstream from the SH No. 6 Bridge	All year
Middle Creek (Kaikoura) downstream from SH No.1	All year
Motueka River downstream from the road bridge at Ngatimoti	All year
Oaro River	All year
Opawa River downstream from SH No.1 Bridge (including Roses Overflow)	All year
Pelorus River downstream from its confluence with the Rai River	All year
Takaka River downstream from its confluence with the Waingaro River	All year
Taylor River downstream from the New Renwick Road bridge	All year
Waimea or Wairoa Rivers downstream of the Lee River confluence	All year
Wairau River (including the Diversion) downstream from the Wash Bridge	All year

All other waters of the region,

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