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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 68 — 29 JULY 2016

A. Those parts of the following rivers and streams: 1 Oct – 30 Sep

Taranaki/Whanganui

Huatoki Stream downstream of Brois Street Bridge

Kapuni Stream downstream of State Highway 45 Bridge

Kaupokonui Stream downstream of State Highway 45 Bridge

Manganui River downstream of Bristol Road Bridge

Mangaoraka Stream downstream of State Highway 3 Devon Road Bridge

Patea River downstream of Patea Dam

Stony (Hangatahua) River

Waiaua River downstream of State Highway 45 Bridge

Waingongoro River downstream of State Highway 45 Bridge

Waiongana Stream downstream of State Highway 3 Devon Road Bridge

Waitara River downstream of Manganui River confluence

Waiwhakaiho River downstream of the normal site of a landmark that is at the end of Rimu Street extension walking track

Warea River downstream of State Highway 45 Bridge

Whanganui River downstream of Ohura River confluence, excluding tributaries

Waimarino

Manganuioteao River downstream of Ruatiti Road Bridge

Mangawhero River downstream of Raetihi-Ohakune Road Bridge

Retaruke River and tributaries downstream of Oio Road Bridge

Tokiahuru Stream downstream of State Highway 49 Bridge

Waitaiki Stream downstream of State Highway 49 Bridge

B. The main stem of the Manganuioteao River from Ruatiti Road Bridge upstream to the confluence with the Makatote River 1 Oct – 30 June

C. All unlisted rivers and streams, and parts of rivers and streams not listed in either “A” or “B” above 1 Oct – 30 Apr

D. The following lakes and dams: 1 Oct – 30 Sep

Mangamahoe (excluding the Waiwhakaiho Inlet and Mangamahoe Stream)

Namunamu

Ngangana

Opunake

Rotomanu

Sattlers Dam

E. The following lakes: 1 Oct – 30 April
and
1 Jun to 30 Sep

Ratapiko

Rotorangi downstream of Mangamingi Bridge

F. Virginia Lake No Open Season

G. All lakes, dams and impoundments not listed in either “D”, “E” or “F” above, and including: 1 Oct – 30 Apr

Waiwhakaiho inlet upstream of the normal site of a landmark located in the inlet just upstream of the confluence with Lake Mangamahoe
Mangamahoe Stream upstream of the walkway swing-bridge at the head of Lake Mangamahoe

Authorised Tackle

All legal lures and bait are permitted except that:

(a) Only Fly Fishing is permitted in Lake Mangamahoe, including the Waiwhakaiho inlet and Mangamahoe Stream

(b) Only Spin Fishing and Fly Fishing is permitted in the:

Kai Auahi (Kaiauai) Stream
Kapuni Stream

Gazette.govt.nz — NZ Gazette 2016, No 68

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

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