New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 106

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✨ Fishing Regulations

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Wainuiomata, downstream from the main township bridge.

3.2

The following waters and all their tributaries are restricted to fly fishing and spinner only:

Manawatu River upstream from the Maunga Road bridge (upstream of Dannevirke).
Pourangaki River.
Rangitikei River and its tributaries upstream from the Matawhero Road bridge (commonly
called the Mangaohane Bridge).
Tokomaru River.
Waingawa River.

3.3

Bait fishing is allowed in all other waters

DAILY BAG LIMITS

4.1

No licence holder shall take, kill or be in possession of more than 1 trout in the following
waters:

Akatarawa River.
Hautapu River upstream from the road bridge numbered 741/10.96 on State Highway 1 by the
Taihape Golf Club.
Mangaohane Stream.
Mangatarere Stream.
Makuri River.
Manawatu River upstream from its confluence with the Maunga Road bridge (upstream of
Dannevirke).
Mangaroa River.
Pakuratahi Stream.
Pourangaki River.
Rangitikei River and its tributaries upstream of its confluence with the Ohinewaione Stream
(9 river kilometres upstream from the Springvale Bridge).
Tokomaru River.
Upper Kourarau Dam.
Waikanae River.
Wainuiomata River.
Whakatikei River.
All waters upstream from the boundaries of the Ruahine, Tararua, and Rimutaka Forest Parks.

4.2

No licence holder shall take, kill or be in possession of more than 2 trout in the following
waters:

Hutt River.

4.3

No licence holder shall take, kill or be in possession of more than 4 trout in the following
waters:

Rangitikei River upstream from the Matawhero Road Bridge (commonly called Mangaohane
Bridge) up to its confluence with the Ohinewaione Stream (9 river kilometres upstream
from the Springvale bridge).

4.4

There is no limit in all other waters.

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