New Zealand Gazette – 2016 – No. 68

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 68 — 29 JULY 2016

Rerewhakaaitu Lake
All year Artificial fly/spinner 8

Rotoehu Lake
All year Artificial fly/spinner 8

Rotoiti Lake excepting areas below:
1 Oct – 30 Jun Artificial fly/spinner 8

• winter shoreline area from Tapuaekura Bay landmark to Hinehopu Landmark extending 200m offshore, excepting areas below in italics:
All year Artificial fly/spinner 8

• within 200m of Tapuaekura Bay Stream mouth, Hauparu Bay Stream mouth, Ruato Bay Stream mouth, Waiiti Stream mouth and the Pipe
All year Fly fishing only from 1 April to 30 September 8

• within 300m of the Ohau Channel delta landmark
1 Oct – 30 Jun Fly fishing only 8

Rotoma Lake excepting areas below:
All year Artificial fly/spinner 8

• winter shoreline areas between landmarks at Anaputa Point and Matahi Bay, and between landmarks in Manawahe Bay both extending 200m offshore
1 Oct – 30 Jun Artificial fly/spinner 8

Rotomahana Lake
All year Artificial fly/spinner 8

Rotorua Lake excepting areas below:
All year Artificial fly/spinner 8*

• within 200m of Awahou Stream mouth
All year Fly fishing only 8*

• within 200m of Ohau Channel entrance
All year Fly fishing only 8*

Ruahihi Canal
All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Ruakituri River and tributaries (excluding Hangaroa) upstream of Te Reinga Falls
1 Oct – 30 Jun Fly fishing only 2

Tarawera Lake excepting areas below:
1 Oct – 30 Jun Artificial fly/spinner 8

• within 200m of Te Wairoa Stream mouth
1 Oct – 30 Jun Fly fishing only from 1 April to 30 June 8, female trout only

• within 200m of the mouths of Wairua Stream, Twin Creeks and the Tarawera Outlet
1 Oct – 30 Jun Fly fishing only from 1 April to 30 June 8

• winter shoreline area from Tarawera Outlet landmark to Te Tapahoro Bay landmark and 200m offshore
All year Artificial fly/spinner 8

• winter shoreline area from Te Wairoa Landing landmark to Otumutu Lagoon landmark and 200m offshore, excluding landmarked stream mouths as below in italics:
All year Artificial fly/spinner 8

• within 200m of the Landing, the Orchard and Waitangi Stream mouths
All year Fly fishing only from 1 April to 30 September 8

Tarawera River from the outlet to the Tarawera falls, excluding the spawning sanctuary
1 Oct – 31 May Fly fishing only 8

Tarawera River from the falls to State Highway 2
All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

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🌾 Anglers' Notice for Fish and Game Regions (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing regulations, Fish and Game Regions, Conservation Act, Freshwater Fisheries, Lake Rerewhakaaitu, Lake Rotoehu, Lake Rotoiti, Lake Rotoma, Lake Rotomahana, Lake Rotorua, Ruahihi Canal, Ruakituri River, Lake Tarawera, Tarawera River

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