New Zealand Gazette – 2016 – No. 47

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 47 — 27 MAY 2016

Waters	Open Season	Authorised Fishing Methods	Daily Bag Limit	Minimum Length
Waiotaka River upstream of the north-western boundary of Kaimanawa Forest Park	1 Dec - 31 May	fly fishing only	3	40cm

Part C: Waters Flowing into Lake Rotoaira

Waters	Open Season	Authorised Fishing Methods	Daily Bag Limit	Minimum Length
Lake Te Whaiau	1 Oct - 31 May	fly fishing; spin fishing	3	40cm
Ōtamangakau Canal (also known as Te Whaiau Canal) (which flows from Lake Te Whaiau to Lake Ōtamangakau)	1 Oct - 31 May	fly fishing; spin fishing	3	40cm
Lake Ōtamangakau	1 Oct - 31 May	fly fishing; spin fishing	3	40cm
Wairehu Canal (which flows from Lake Ōtamangakau to Lake Rotoaira) upstream of the lowest weir	1 Oct - 31 May	fly fishing; spin fishing	3	40cm

Part D: Other Waters

Waters	Open Season	Authorised Fishing Methods	Daily Bag Limit	Minimum Length
Whanganui River (which flows to the sea at Whanganui) and those portions of the upper tributaries of that river that lie within the Taupō District and flow to the Whanganui River	1 Oct - 30 Jun	fly fishing only	3	40cm
Lake Moawhango, Moawhango River upstream and downstream of Lake Moawhango, and Awapatu Stream	All year	fly fishing; spin fishing	No limit	No minimum length
Tongariro National Trout Centre fishing pond
(Supervised children’s fishing provided by the centre at certain times.)	All year	fly fishing only	No limit	No minimum length

(For Lake Rotoaira, the open season, permitted methods, daily bag limit and minimum length are set out in the Rotoaira Trout Fishing Regulations 1979)

Dated at Dunedin this 19th day of May 2016.

HON MAGGIE BARRY, ONZM, Minister of Conservation.

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🌾 Anglers Notice for Taupō District (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated19 May 2016
KeywordsFishing, Regulations, Taupō, Conservation Act 1987, Bag Limits, Open Season
👩‍💼 Officials

HON MAGGIE BARRY, ONZM, Minister of Conservation

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