New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 106

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✨ Fishing Regulations

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Hinds River, provided that a child or junior licence holder may fish with any lawful lure.
Lake Denny.
Lake Donn.
Lake Emily.
Maori Lakes.
Lake Merino.
Lake Poaka.
Lake Spider.
Loch Cameron.
Maerewhenua River upstream from the State Highway No. 83 bridge.
Omarama Stream upstream from State Highway No. 8 bridge.
Tengawai River.

BAIT FISHING WATERS

6.1 Bait fishing is not permitted in the following waters (tributaries included):

Ahuriri River.
Ashburton River North Branch.
Ashburton River South Branch upstream from and including the junction of Taylors Stream.
Deep Stream, a tributary to Lake Aviemore.
Hakataramea River downstream from the State Highway No. 82 bridge.
Kakanui River upstream from Five Forks bridge.
Lake Alexandrina.
Lake Benmore, if fished from a boat or flotation device.
Lake Camp.
Lake Clearwater.
Lake Emma.
Lake MacGregor.
Lake Mystery.
Lake Ohau, if fished from a boat or flotation device.
Maerewhenua River downstream from the State Highway No. 83 bridge.
Ohapi Stream.
Ohau River.
Otematapaio River.
Otematata River.
Rangitata River upstream from the white posts on the riverbanks at Turn Again Point.
Tekapo River tributaries.
Twizel River.
Waihao River upstream from the Waihao Forks Bridges.
Winter fishing rivers during the winter season.

COARSE FISHING WATERS

Saltwater Creek.
Centennial Park Lake (Timaru).

USE OF BOATS

8.1 Fishing from boats is prohibited in:

Lake Camp.
Lake Denny.
Lake Donn.

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