New Zealand Gazette – 2016 – No. 68

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 68 — 29 JULY 2016

Water Body	Season	Fishing Method	Daily Limit (Trout)	Daily Limit (Salmon)
Doubtful River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Esk River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	2	0
Glenariffe Stream	1 Oct - 28 Feb	FS	2	0
Goat Hill Stream	1 Oct - 28 Feb	FS	2	0
Harper River including diversion and tributaries	1 Dec - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Henry River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Hope River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Hurunui River, upstream of Lake Sumner	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Hurunui River, between Lake Sumner and South Branch confluence	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	2	0
Hurunui River, South Branch	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Hydra Waters, including Titan Stream	1 Oct - 28 Feb	FS	2	0
Lake Stream	1 Oct - 31 Mar	FS	2	0
Lewis River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Manuka Point Stream	1 Oct - 28 Feb	FS	2	0
Nina River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Porter River	5 Nov - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Poulter River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	2	0
Rakaia River, upstream of Coleridge Tailrace confluence	1 Oct - 31 Mar	FS	2	0
Ryton River	1 Dec - 30 Apr	FS	2	0
Selwyn River, upstream of State Highway 77 Bridge (at Glentunnel)	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	n/a
Slovens Creek	5 Nov - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Waiau River, upstream of Hope River confluence	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	1	0
Waimakariri River, upstream of Staircase Stream confluence	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	2	0
Wilberforce Diversion	1 Dec - 30 Apr	FS	2	0
Wilberforce River	1 Oct - 30 Apr	FS	2	0
Winding Creek	10 Dec - 31 Mar	FS	2	0

2.2 All lakes, rivers and streams in the Eastern Zone not mentioned in clause 2 for this region:

1 October to 30 April
All legal methods
2 trout, 2 salmon

2.3 All lakes in the Western Zone not mentioned in clause 2 for this region:

5 November to 30 April
Spinner, fly
2 trout

2.4 All tributaries of Western Zone lakes not mentioned in clause 2 for this region:

1 December to 30 April
Spinner, fly
2 trout

2.5 All other rivers and streams in the Western Zone not mentioned in clause 2 for this region:

1 October to 30 April
Spinner, fly
2 trout

Closed Waters

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