New Zealand Gazette – 2009 – No. 121

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✨ Fishing Regulations

2790 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 121 18 AUGUST 2009

2.4 All tributaries of Western zone lakes not mentioned in Section 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:

Avon River between the Armagh and       Manuka Point Stream
Barbadoes Streets bridges
Cass Hill Stream                St Annes Lagoon near Cheviot
Double Hill Stream          The tailrace of the Highbank Power Station
Double Hill Flat Stream         Winding Creek
Glenariffe Stream           Within 100m of the outfall of any licensed fish
                    farm

Hydra Waters

3.2 No licence holder shall fish for coarse fish in the following waters:

Clearwater Resort fishing lakes     Ferrymead Park lakes
Christchurch Groynes lakes      Westlake near Halswell

3.3 No licence holder shall fish for salmon in the following waters:

Hacketts Creek from 1 March to 30 April.
The Kowai River and its tributaries from 1 March to 30 April.
Western Zone rivers.

3.2 No licence holder aged over 17 years as of 1 October 2009 shall fish in the Christchurch Groynes Fishing Lakes or Courtenay Lake at Kaiapoi.

AUTHORISED TACKLE

See First Schedule.
COARSE FISHING WATERS

Avon River downstream of the Barbadoes Monopolies Pond
Street Bridge
Forsyth Lake Okana River downstream of State Highway 75
Halswell Canal downstream of Duck Pond Old Halswell River downstream of Seabridge
Road Road
Kaiapoi Lakes Rotokohatu Lake
BAIT FISHING WATERS

6.1 A person may bait fish for trout in the Eastern Zone between 1 October and 30 April only,
except at:

6.1.1 Christchurch Groynes Fishing Lakes and Courtenay Lake where bait fishing is permitted
all year.

6.1.2 Selwyn River upstream of State Highway 77 bridge where bait fishing is prohibited all
year.

6.2 Bait fishing for trout is prohibited in the Western Zone.

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