New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 106

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✨ Fishing Regulations

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Lake Emily.
Kellands Pond.
Lake Roundabout.
Lake Spider.
Wairepo Arm of Lake Ruataniwha.
That part of the region seaward of the Rangitata River mouth, except from an anchored boat
between the hours of 7.00 a.m. and 9.00 p.m. on any day at a seaward distance greater
than 200m from the nearest shore at low tide. The seaward boundary of the Central
South Island Region around the Rangitata River mouth is a line drawn at a distance of
500m from any place where at low tide the waters of the river meet the waters of the sea.

8.2

Fishing from any unmoored boat is prohibited in:

Lake Emma.
Lake MacGregor.
Lake Middleton.
Maori Lakes.

DAILY LIMIT BAGS

9.1

All waters within the region other than those stated in sections 9.2, 9.3, 9.4 and 9.5 of this notice
shall have a daily limit bag of 4 sportsfish of which no more than 2 may be salmon and no more
than 2 may be trout.

9.2

The daily limit bag in the following waters and their tributaries shall be 6 sportsfish of which no
more than 2 may be salmon and no more than 4 may be trout:

Ahuriri River downstream from Longslip Creek.
Ashburton River South Branch downstream from Taylors Stream.
Kakanui River downstream from Five Forks Bridge.
Lake Aviemore.
Lake Benmore.
Lake Middleton.
Lake Ohau.
Lake Pukaki.
Lake Tekapo.
Lake Waitaki.
Opihi River downstream from the Opuha River junction.
Orari River downstream from Slip Panel Stream.
Otematata River downstream from Clear Stream.
Rangitata River downstream from Turn Again Point.
Tekapo River.
Temuka River.
Waihao River downstream from the Waihao Forks bridges.
Waihi River.
Waitaki River.

9.3

The daily limit bag in Winter Fishing Rivers during the winter season shall be 2 sportsfish.

9.4

The daily limit bag for the Lake Alexandrina summer season shall be 6 sportsfish of which no
more than 2 may be salmon and no more than 4 may be trout of which no more than 1 may be a
brown trout. The daily limit bag for the Lake Alexandrina winter season shall be 2 sportsfish of
which none may be brown trout.

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