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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 121

18 AUGUST 2009

NORTH CANTERBURY FISH AND GAME REGION

Reference to Description: New Zealand Gazette, No. 83, 24 May 1990, page 1861

1. DEFINITIONS

The North Canterbury Fish and Game Region is divided into two zones:

“Eastern Zone”: The area to the east of a line extending from a white post (on Double Hill Road visible from the river) on the south bank of the Rakaia River, to a white post on the north bank (near the Coleridge Power Station tailrace), to the confluence of the Staircase Stream and the Waimakariri River (above Woodstock), to the Oxford – Glentui Road Bridge on the Ashley River, to the junction of the Hurunui River with the South Branch, to the junction of the Waiau and Hope Rivers; and excluding Lake Rubicon.

“Western Zone”: The area to the west of the eastern zone plus Lake Rubicon.

2. OPEN SEASON

Except as closed under 3 or restricted elsewhere in the notice.

Rivers / Lake	Season	Permitted Method	Trout Limit	Salmon Limit
Ada River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	1	0
Ashley River, above Oxford – Glentui Road Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	1	0
Ashley River, below Oxford – Glentui Road Bridge	All year	All legal methods*	2	2
Avon River	All year	All legal methods*	2	2
Boyle River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	1	0
Broken River	7 Nov – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	1	0
Cam River, above the State Highway 1 Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods*	2	2
Cam River, below the State Highway 1 Bridge	All year	All legal methods*	2	2
Cass Hill Stream (Bullock Creek)	Closed	None	0	0
Christchurch Groynes Fishing Lakes	All year	All legal methods*	2	2
Coleridge Tailrace	1 Oct – 31 Mar	Spinner/fly	2	0
Coleridge, Lake	7 Nov – 30 Apr and 1 June – 31 Aug	Spinner/fly	2**	4**
Cora Lynn Stream	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	2	0
Courtenay, Lake	All year	All legal methods	2	2
Cust River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods*	2	0
Double Hill Stream and Double Hill Flat Stream	Closed	None	0	0
Doubtful River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	1	0

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