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✨ Fishing Regulations

2322 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 83 1 AUGUST 2014

The tailrace of the Highbank Power Station.
Within a 100m arc of the outfall of any licensed fish farm.

3.2
No licence holder shall fish for coarse fish in the following waters:

Clearwater Resort fishing lakes. Ferrymead Park lakes.
Christchurch Groynes lakes. Westlake near Halswell.

3.3
No licence holder shall fish for salmon in the following waters:

Hacketts Creek from 1 March to 30 April.
The Kowai River and its tributaries from 1 March to 30 April.
The Kaiapoi River and tributaries upstream of Williams Street Bridge from 1 April – 30 September.
Mandamus River.
Pahau River.
Waitohi River.
Otukaikino/South Branch upstream of the confluence with the Waimakariri River.
The Western Zone of rivers in the North Canterbury region.

3.4
No person other than a child (aged 12 or under as at the 1st October 2014) or junior licence holder (under the age of 18 years as at 1st October 2014) shall fish in the Christchurch Groynes Fishing Lakes or Courtenay Lake at Kaiapoi.

AUTHORISED TACKLE

Scented artificial lures may be used in all waters other than fly-fishing-only waters, when actively fished so as to imitate a moving bait fish.

See the First Schedule of this notice for other definitions.

COARSE FISHING WATERS

Avon River downstream of Barbadoes Street Bridge.
Forsyth Lake.
Halswell Canal downstream of Duck Pond Road.
Kaiapoi Lakes.
Monopolies Pond.
Okana River downstream of State Highway 75.
Halswell River downstream of Seabridge Road.
Rotokohatu Lake.

BAIT FISHING WATERS

6.1
A person may bait fish for trout in the Eastern Zone between 1 October and 30 April only, except at:

6.1.1 Christchurch Groynes Fishing Lakes and Courtenay Lake, where bait fishing is permitted all year for Child and Junior Anglers only.
6.1.2 Selwyn River upstream of State Highway 77 Bridge at Glentunnel, where bait fishing is prohibited all year.

6.2
Bait fishing for trout is prohibited in the Western Zone except at Lake Lyndon where Child and Junior Anglers only may bait fish.

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