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New Zealand Gazette – 2010 – No. 100

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✨ Fishing Regulations

AUCKLAND/WAIKATO FISH AND GAME REGION

Reference to Description: New Zealand Gazette, No. 83, 24 May 1990, page 1861, as amended by New Zealand Gazette, No. 129, 29 August 1991, page 2786

1. DEFINITIONS

See First Schedule.

2. OPEN SEASON, PERMITTED METHODS AND TROUT BAG LIMITS

	Season	Permitted Methods	Bag Limit (Trout)
2.1 Lakes
Arapuni	All year	All legal lures/baits	5
Karapiro	All year	All legal lures/baits	2
Mangatangi Reservoir	All year	Spinner/artificial fly	5
Mangatawhiri Reservoir	All year	Spinner/artificial fly	5
Moana-nui	All year	All legal lures/baits	5
Parkinsons	All year	All legal lures/baits	5
Pupuke	All year	No bait restrictions	5
Tomarata	All year	All legal lures/baits	5
Waipapa	All year	All legal lures/baits	5
Whatihua (Thomsons)	All year	All legal lures/baits	5
All other lakes/ponds	All year	No bait restrictions	5

| 2.2 Hydro Lake Tributaries | | | |
| Little Waipa Stream (Horahora Road Bridge deemed to be the mouth) | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| Pokaiwhenua Stream | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| Mangawhio Stream | | | |
| below lower falls | All year | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| above lower falls | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| Waipapa River | | | |
| below lower falls | All year | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| above lower falls | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |

All other streams flowing into Lake Waipapa, Lake Arapuni and Lake Karapiro are closed (refer to Section 3)

| 2.3 Rivers and Streams | | | |
| Awakino | | | |
| below Mahoenui Bridge | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 2 |
| above Mahoenui Bridge | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Fly fishing only | 2 |
| Awaroa | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| Hikutaia | | | |
| below Whangamata track | All year | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| above Whangamata track | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| Kakahu | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Fly fishing only | 5 |
| Kaniwhaniwha | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Fly fishing only | 5 |
| Kaimarama | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |
| Kapowai | Oct 1 – Jun 30 | Spinner/artificial fly | 5 |

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🌾 Anglers' Notice for Fish and Game Regions (continued from previous page)

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