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✨ Fishing Regulations

2682 | NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 99 | 5 AUGUST 2013

Ashburton River downstream of State Highway 1
1 Jun – 31 Aug
FS
2 trout or salmon

Aviemore, Lake
All year
FSB
4
2

Aviemore, Lake tributaries except Deep Stream and Otematata River
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FSB
4
2

Benmore, Lake other than when fished from a boat or flotation device
All year
FSB
4
2

Benmore, Lake when fished from a boat or flotation device
All year
FS
4
2

Benmore, Lake tributaries except Tekapo, Ahuriri and Otematapaio rivers
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FSB
4
2

Cameron, Loch
2 Nov – 30 Apr
F
2
n/a

Camp, Lake
2 Nov – 31 May
FS
2
n/a

Centennial Park Lake (Timaru)
All year
FSB
2
n/a

Clearwater, Lake and its tributaries
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FS
2
n/a

Deep Stream and tributaries east of the bridge where it enters Lake Aviemore
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FS
2
2

Deep Creek, a tributary to the upper Rangitata River
1 Oct – 28 Feb
FS
2
2

Deep Creek, a tributary to the upper Rangitata River
1 Mar – 31 Mar
FS
2
Closed

Deep Stream, a tributary to the upper Rangitata River
1 Oct – 28 Feb
FS
2
2

Deep Stream, a tributary to the upper Rangitata River
1 Mar – 31 Mar
FS
2
Closed

Denny, Lake and its tributaries
2 Nov – 30 Apr
F
2
n/a

Donn, Lake and its tributaries
2 Nov – 30 Apr
F
2
n/a

Emily, Lake and its tributaries
2 Nov – 30 Apr
F
2
n/a

Emma, Lake and its tributaries
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FS
2
n/a

Grays River
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FS
2
n/a

Hakataramea River upstream from State Highway 82
2 Nov – 31 Mar
F
2
2

Hakataramea River downstream from State Highway 82
1 Apr – 30 Apr
F
2
Closed

Hakataramea River downstream from State Highway 82
2 Nov – 31 Mar
FS
2
2

Heron, Lake and its tributaries
1 Apr – 30 Apr
FS
2
Closed

Heron, Lake and its tributaries
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FSB
6 trout or salmon total and no more than 4 to be trout or 6 to be salmon

High country tarns or lagoons
2 Nov – 30 Apr
F
2
n/a

Hinds River child or junior licence holders
1 Oct – 30 Apr
FSB
2
2

Hinds River other than child or junior licence holders
1 Oct – 30 Apr
F
2
2

Hood, Lake
1 Oct – 30 Apr
FSB
4 trout, 2 salmon

Irishmans Stream
1 Jun – 31 Aug
FS
2 trout or salmon

Irishmans Stream
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FS
2
n/a

Kakanui River and tributaries upstream of the Five Forks Bridge
1 Oct – 30 Apr
FS
2
2

Kakanui River and tributaries downstream of the Five Forks Bridge
1 Oct – 30 Apr
FSB
4
2

Lake Stream
1 Oct – 31 Mar
FSB
2
Closed

Larch Stream
2 Nov – 31 Jan
FSB
2
2

Macgregor, Lake
2 Nov – 30 Apr
FS
2
2

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