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✨ Fishing Regulations

OTAGO FISH AND GAME REGION

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

1. DEFINITIONS

See First Schedule.

2. OPEN SEASON, METHODS AND BAG LIMITS (subject to sections 3, 6, 8 & 9)

2.1 Rivers / Lakes

Rivers / Lakes	Season	Permitted Method	Bag Limit
All lakes, rivers and streams above the Clyde Dam not mentioned in 2.3	1 Nov – 30 Apr	All legal methods	1

2.2 Rivers / Lakes

Rivers / Lakes	Season	Permitted Method	Bag Limit
All lakes, rivers and streams below the Clyde Dam and any other catchments flowing to the sea not mentioned in 2.3	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods	3

2.3 Fishing Regulations for the Otago Rivers and Lakes:

Rivers / Lakes	Season	Permitted Method	Bag Limit
Akatore Estuary	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal methods	6
Akatore River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods	3
Albert Burn	1 Nov – 31 May	Artificial fly or spinner only	1
Arrow River	1 Nov – 31 May	All legal methods	1
Blakelys Dam	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods	1
Butchers Dam	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal methods	3
Caples River (refer to clause 11 of this part of the notice)	1 Nov – 31 May	Fly fishing only	1
Cardrona River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods	1
Careys Creek	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods	3
Careys Creek downstream of rail line Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal methods	3
Catlins Estuary downstream of State Highway 92 Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal methods	6
Catlins River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods	6
Clutha River upstream from Luggate Bridge (except Deans Bank Section)	1 Oct – 30 Sep	Artificial fly or spinner only	6
Clutha River Deans Bank Section (defined by landmark posts 1km below Lake Wanaka and 600m above Albert Town Bridge)	1 Oct – 31 May	Fly fishing only	6
Clutha River downstream of Luggate Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal methods	6
Coalpit Dam	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal methods	1
Conroys Dam	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal methods	1
Contour Channel	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal methods	3

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