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New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 83

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✨ Fishing Regulations

1 AUGUST 2014

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 83

Water Body	Season	Fishing Method	Bag Limit
Titiroa Stream downstream of The Locks	All year	FSB	2
Tokanui Stream	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Upukerora River	1 Nov – 31 May	FS	1
Waiau River between Lakes Manapouri and Te Anau	1 Oct – 31 May	FS	2
Waiau River – Mararoa Weir (subject to clause 3.1 for this region) to Tuatapere	1 Oct – 31 May	FSB	4
Waiau River from Tuatapere to the sea, including the Waiau Lagoon	All year	FSB	4
Waiau River tributaries from the Mararoa Weir to the sea (except Monowai, Borland and Wairaki Rivers)	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Waihopai River upstream of Queens Drive	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Waihopai River downstream of Queens Drive	All year	FSB	2
Waikaia River	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	4
Waikaia River tributaries	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Waikaka River and tributaries	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Waikawa River and tributaries, Niagara Bridge upstream	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Waikawa River, Niagara Bridge downstream	All year	FSB	2
Waikiwi Stream upstream of North Road Bridge	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Waikiwi Stream downstream of North Road Bridge	All year	FSB	2
Waimatuku Stream and tributaries upstream of the bridge on Rance Road	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Waimatuku Stream and tributaries downstream of the bridge on Rance Road	All year	FSB	2
Waimea Stream	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Wairaki River and tributaries upstream of the transmission lines	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FS	1
Wairaki River downstream of the transmission lines	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FSB	2
Whitestone River upstream of Prospect Bridge	1 Nov – 31 May	FS	1
Whitestone River between the Prospect Bridge and the Mararoa confluence	1 Oct – 30 Apr	FS	1

3. CLOSED WATERS

3.1

No person shall take (includes attempt to take) sports fish from the following waters:

That portion of Lake Manapouri which lies within 100m of any part of the Real Journeys Company’s Tourist Centre, Pearl Harbour, Manapouri.
That portion of Lake Te Anau that lies within 100m of any part of the wharf of the Real Journeys Company’s office in the township of Te Anau.
Those portions of the Waiau River, Mararoa River and the Waiau Arm of Lake Manapouri that are within 100m of the control gates on the Manapouri Lake Control structure, also known as the Mararoa Weir.

3.2

No person shall take (or attempt to take) salmon from any river during the months of April and May.

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