New Zealand Gazette – 2010 – No. 100

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 100

13 AUGUST 2010

Location	Season	Method	Bag Limit	Daily Limit
Selfe, Lake	6 Nov – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	2	n/a
	and
	1 Jun – 30 Sep
Selwyn River, above the State Highway 77	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	1	n/a
bridge (Glentunnel)
Selwyn River between the Upper Huts and	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal	2	n/a
State Highway 77 bridge		methods*
Selwyn River, below the Upper Huts	All year	All legal	2	n/a
		methods*
Sheppard, Lake	6 Nov – 30 Apr	Fly fishing only	2	n/a
Slovens Creek	6 Nov – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	1	0
St. Annes Lagoon, Cheviot	Closed	None	0	0
Styx River, above the Marshlands Road	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal	2	2
Bridge		methods*
Styx River, below the Marshlands Road	All year	All legal	2	2
Bridge		methods*
Sumner, Lake	6 Nov – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	2	n/a
Taylor, Lake	and
	1 Jun – 30 Sep
Tentburn Stream	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal	2	2
		methods*
Waiau River, above the Hope River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	1	0
confluence (Western Zone)
Waiau River, below the Hope River	All year	All legal	2	2
confluence (Eastern Zone)		methods*
Waikari River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal	2	n/a
		methods*
Waimakariri River, above Staircase Stream	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	2	0
confluence (Western Zone)
Waimakariri River, below the Staircase	All year	All legal	2	2
Stream confluence (Eastern Zone)		methods*
Waipara River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal	2	n/a
		methods*
Wairewa River, above the Te Oka Bay Road	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal	2	n/a
Bridge		methods*
Wairewa River, below the Te Oka Bay Road	All year	All legal	2	n/a
Bridge		methods*
Wilberforce Diversion	1 Dec – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	2	0
Wilberforce River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	Spinner/fly	2	0
Winding Creek	Closed	None	0	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 Section 2:

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

2.3 All lakes in the Western zone not mentioned in Section 2:

6 November to 30 April Spinner, fly 2 trout

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