New Zealand Gazette – 2005 – No. 146

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✨ Fishing Regulations

3574 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 146 30 AUGUST 2005

Styx River, above the Marshlands Road Bridge. 1 Oct – 30 Apr All legal methods 2 2
Styx River, below the Marshlands Road Bridge. All year All legal methods 2 2
Sumner, Lake. All year Spinner/fly 2 2*
Taylor, Lake. 5 Nov – 30 Apr Spinner/fly 2 n/a
and
1 Jun – 30 Sep
Tentburn Stream. 1 Oct – 30 Apr All legal methods 2 2

Waiau River, above the Hope River confluence. 1 Oct – 30 Apr Spinner/fly 2 0
Waiau River, below the Hope River confluence. All year All legal methods 2 2
Waikari River. 1 Oct – 30 Apr All legal methods 2 n/a

Waimakariri River, above Staircase Stream
confluence. 1 Oct – 30 Apr Spinner/fly 2 0
Waimakariri River, below the Staircase
Stream confluence. All year All legal methods 2 2
Waipara River. 1 Oct – 30 Apr All legal methods 2 n/a

Wairewa River, above the Te Oka Bay Road
Bridge. 1 Oct – 30 Apr All legal methods 2 n/a
Wairewa River, below the Te Oka Bay Road
Bridge. All year All legal methods 2 n/a
Wilberforce Diversion. 1 Dec – 30 Apr Spinner/fly 2 0
Wilberforce River. 1 Oct – 30 Apr Spinner/fly 2 0
Winding Creek. 5 Nov – 31 Mar Spinner/fly 1 0

Notes to above table:

*See section 6 for further restrictions on bait fishing for sports fish.
**See section 8 for further restrictions of daily bag limits.

2.2 All lakes, rivers and streams in the eastern zone not mentioned in 2

1 October to 30 April                        All legal baits      2 trout, 2 salmon

2.3 All lakes in the western zone not mentioned in 2

5 November to 30 April                       Spinner, fly         2 trout

2.4 All tributaries of western zone lakes not mentioned in 2

1 December to 30 April                       Spinner, fly         2 trout

CLOSED WATERS

3.1 No licence holder shall fish for sports fish in the following waters:

Lake Marion.
The Avon River between the Armagh and Barbadoes Street bridges.

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