New Zealand Gazette – 2000 – No. 126

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✨ Fishing Regulations

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zone (being that portion of the river from a signpost located 2km upstream from the old stone homestead to its confluence with the Longburn and including the Longburn.
Routeburn River.

8.3 No more than one sportsfish per day:
Rivers and tributaries flowing into any of the Lakes Hawea; Wanaka; and Wakatipu, (but excluding the special catch and release zones);
Nevis River:
Southern Reservoir:
Sullivans Dam:
Tomahawk Lagoon Upper:
Upper Fraser River:
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 No more than six sportsfish per day
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 salmon, less than 450-mm taken from the Clutha River or its tributaries below Roxburgh Dam and all other waters running into the sea.

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

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