New Zealand Gazette – 2016 – No. 68

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 68 — 29 JULY 2016

Taylor Dam All year FS* BR 2
Tennyson Lake 1 Oct - 30 Apr All methods B 4
Wairau River downstream of Wash Bridge
including the Diversion and the Southern
Valley Irrigation Intake Pond All year All methods B R 2
Wairoa River / Waimea River downstream of
confluence with the Lee River All year All methods B 2

2.2 Open Season for Salmon

Waterways not listed below are closed for salmon fishing:

Waterway	Open Season	Permitted Methods	Species Open for Fishing	Daily Bag Limits
Aorere River downstream of Salisbury Road Bridge	1 Oct - 30 Apr	All methods	S	2
Anatoki River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	S	2
Clarence River downstream of the Acheron confluence	1 Oct - 30 Apr	All methods	S	2
Lyell Creek (Kaikoura) downstream of State Highway 1	1 Oct - 30 Apr	All methods	S	2
Opawa Loop downstream of the Snowden Crescent Walkway footbridge to the Taylor River confluence - Child/Junior only	All year	All methods	S	1
Pelorus River downstream of confluence with the Rai River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	All methods	S	2
Takaka River downstream of confluence with the Waingaro River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	All methods	S	2
Taylor River downstream of New Renwick Rd Bridge (excluding Hutchinson St Bridge – Opawa Loop confluence)	1 Oct - 30 Apr	All methods	S	1
Taylor River from Hutchinson St Bridge to Opawa Loop confluence - Child/Junior only	All year	All methods	S	1
Waikoropupu River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	S	2
Wairau River downstream of Wash Bridge including the Diversion and the Southern Valleys Irrigation Intake Pond	1 Oct - 30 Apr	All methods	S	2

3. Closed Waters

3.1

No licence holder shall take sports fish from Lake Rotoiti or Lake Rotoroa between 1 May and 30 September, within 100m from the centre of the meeting line with the lakes, of the following rivers and streams:

Lake Rotoiti:

(a) Travers River.

(b) Coldwater Stream.

(d) Buller River.

Lake Rotoroa:

(a) Sabine River.

(b) D’Urville River.

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

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