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✨ Fishing Regulations

2340 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 83 1 AUGUST 2014

Lake Manapouri, Frasers Beach to Supply Bay, Junior & Child anglers from the shore only All year FSB 2

Lake Mavora (North and South) All year FS 2

Lake Mavora (North and South), Junior & Child anglers from the shore only All year FSB 2

Lake Monowai All year FS 2

Lake Poteriteri All year FS 2

Lake Te Anau All year FS 2

Lake Te Anau Control Gates to Upukerora River mouth, Junior & Child anglers from the shore only All year FSB 2

Lake Thomas All year FSB 2

Lake Waituna and tributaries 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

Lilburn 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

McGregor Pond (Whitestone River Berm) All year FSB 2

Makarewa River upstream of Riverton – Invercargill Highway and all tributaries 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

Makarewa River downstream of Riverton – Invercargill Highway All year FSB 4

Mararoa River upstream of The Key Bridge including upper Mararoa and tributaries 1 Oct – 30 Apr FS 1

Mararoa River downstream of The Key Bridge 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 4

Mataura River and tributaries upstream of Hume’s Road Bridge, Garston 1 Oct – 30 Apr FS 1

Mataura River – Garston Bridge to the Gore Bridge 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 4

Mataura River – the Gore Bridge to the Gorge Road Bridge 1 Oct – 31 May, excluding 2 and 3 May 2015 FSB 4

Mataura River – the Gorge Road Bridge to sea All year FSB 4

Mimihau River 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 4

Mokoreta River 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 4

Monowai River 1 Oct – 30 Apr FS 2

Orauea Stream and tributaries 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

Ourawera Stream 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

Oreti River and tributaries upstream of Rocky Point 1 Oct – 30 Apr FS 1

Oreti River – Rocky Point to Riverton – Invercargill Highway 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 4

Oreti River Riverton – Invercargill Highway to sea All year FSB 4

Otamita Stream 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

Pourakino River and tributaries upstream of Waipango Bridge 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

Pourakino River downstream of Waipango Bridge All year FSB 2

Taunamau Stream 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

Titiroa Stream and tributaries upstream of The Locks 1 Oct – 30 Apr FSB 2

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🌾 Southland Fish and Game Region Regulations (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Bag Limits, Permitted Methods, Southland

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