New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 96

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✨ Fish and Game Regulations

11 AUGUST

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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CENTRAL SOUTH ISLAND FISH AND GAME REGION

Reference to Description: New Zealand Gazette, No. 83, 24 May 1990, page 1861, as amended by New Zealand Gazette, No. 129, 29 August 1991, page 2786

INTERPRETATION

In this notice:

“Ashburton Lakes” means Lakes Clearwater, Denny, Donn, Emily, Emma, Heron, Maori Lakes, Roundabout, Spider and their tributaries but does not include Lake Camp.

“Upper Waitaki Lakes” means Lakes Waitaki, Aviemore, Benmore, Middleton, Ohau, Ruataniwha including Wairepo Arm and Kellands Pond, Pukaki and Tekapo.

“Waitaki Hydro Canals” means Ohau ‘B’-Ohau ‘C’, Pukaki-Ohau, Ruataniwha-Ohau ‘B’ and Tekapo-Pukaki canals.

“Winter Fishing Rivers” means the Ashburton, Rangitata, Opihi and Waitaki rivers below their State Highway No. 1 bridges and does not include their tributaries.

OPEN SEASON

Season Duration

2.1 All waters of the Region except those specified in Sections 2.2 and 3 of this notice. 1 Oct – 30 Apr

2.2 The following season durations apply to the waters listed below:

Ahuriri River Lagoons. 6 Dec – 30 Apr
Ahuriri River and its tributaries upstream of and including Longslip Creek. 6 Dec – 30 Apr
Ahuriri River and its tributaries downstream of Longslip Creek. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Ashburton Lakes. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Centennial Park Lake (Timaru). All year
Deep Stream and its tributaries east of the bridge where it enters Lake Aviemore. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Hakataramea River. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
High country tarns or lagoons and their tributaries. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Lake Alexandrina and its tributaries. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Lake Alexandrina (Winter Season). 1 June – 31 Jul
Lake Camp. 1 Nov – 31 May
Lake Macgregor. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Lake Merino. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Lake Poaka. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Larch Stream. 1 Nov – 31 Jan
Loch Cameron. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Maerewhenua River. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Otematata River and its tributaries. 1 Nov – 30 Apr
Rangitata Diversion Race from the intake downstream to Rakaia River Road. All year
Saltwater Creek. All year

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