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✨ Fish and Game Regulations

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 96

NORTH CANTERBURY FISH AND GAME REGION

Reference to Description: New Zealand Gazette, No. 83, 24 May 1990, page 1861

DEFINITIONS

The North Canterbury Fish and Game Region is divided into two zones:

“Eastern Zone”: The area to the east of a line extending from the white posts on the Rakaia River (near the Coleridge Power Station), to the confluence of the Staircase Stream and the Waimakariri River (above Woodstock), to the Oxford-Glentui Road Bridge on the Ashley River, to the junction of the Hurunui River with the South Branch, to the junction of the Waiau and Hope Rivers; and excluding Lake Rubicon.

“Western Zone”: The area to the west of the eastern zone plus Lake Rubicon.

OPEN SEASON

Except as closed under 3.1 or restricted elsewhere in the Notice.

2.1 All Year.

Ashley River in the eastern zone.
Avon River.
Cam River downstream from the motorway bridge.
Forsyth, Lake.
Halswell Canal downstream of the Duck Pond Road Bridge.
Halswell River downstream of the Seabridge Road Bridge.
Heathcote River.
Hurunui River in the eastern zone.
Kaiapoi Lakes.
Kaiapoi River downstream of the confluence of the Cust Main Drain and Ohoka Streams.
Monopolies Pond, near Woodford Glen.
Rotokohatu Lake.
Selwyn River from the Upper Selwyn Huts to Lake Ellesmere.
South Branch of the Waimakariri River downstream from the Dickies Road Bridge.
Styx River downstream from the Marshlands Road Bridge.
Sumner, Lake.
Rakaia River in the eastern zone.
Waiau River in the eastern zone.
Waimakariri River in the eastern zone.
Wairewa and Okuti Rivers downstream from the road bridge over each river on the Little River-Te Oka Bay Road.

2.2 1 October to 31 March.

Kaiapoi River upstream of the confluence of the Cust Main Drain and Ohoka Streams.
Rakaia River and tributaries in the western zone for trout fishing.

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