New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 83

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 83

1 AUGUST 2014

Water Body	Season	Legal Methods	Bag Limit
Waingongoro River upstream of Eltham Road Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal lures/baits	2
Waingongoro River between the Eltham Road and State Highway 45 Bridges	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal lures/baits	4
Waingongoro River downstream of State Highway 45 Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal lures/baits	4
Waiongana Stream upstream of State Highway 3 Devon Road Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal lures/baits	2
Waiongana Stream downstream of State Highway 3 Devon Road Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal lures/baits	2
Waitaiki Stream upstream of State Highway 49 Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Jun	All legal lures/baits	4
Waitaiki Stream downstream of State Highway 49 Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal lures/baits	4
Waitara River downstream of Manganui River confluence	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal lures/baits	2
Waiwhakaiho River upstream of the end of Rimu Street extension walking track	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal lures/baits	2
Waiwhakaiho River downstream of the end of Rimu Street extension walking track	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal lures/baits	2
Warea River upstream of State Highway 45 Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Apr	All legal lures/baits	2
Warea River downstream of State Highway 45 Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal lures/baits	2
Whanganui River downstream of Ohura River confluence, excluding tributaries	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal lures/baits	4
Wiritoa, Lake	1 Oct – 30 Sep	All legal lures/baits	2

Bag limits denoted by 2* mean that no licence holder shall kill more than one (1) brown trout within a daily bag limit of 2 trout.

3. CLOSED WATERS

No licence holder shall take (or attempt to take) sports fish from the following waters:

Virginia Lake.

4. AUTHORISED TACKLE

Electronic lures that attract, but do not incapacitate, target species can be used to fish for sports fish within the Taranaki Fish and Game Region.

5. COARSE FISHING WATERS

There are no defined coarse fishing waters in the Taranaki Fish and Game Region.

6. USE OF BOATS

No licence holder shall fish for sports fish from a boat in Lake Mangamahoe, including the Waiwhakaiho inlet.

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