New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 76

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 76 — 28 JULY 2017

Utuhina Stream downstream of Devon Road Bridge All year Artificial fly/spinner 8*

Utuhina Stream upstream of Devon Road Bridge but downstream of Pukehangi Road Bridge 1 Dec – 30 Jun Artificial fly/spinner 8*

Waikareiti Lake All year Artificial fly/spinner 8

Waikaremoana Lake excepting area below All year Artificial fly/spinner 8*

Within 200m downstream of Hopuruahine and Mokau landmark poles All year Fly fishing only 8*

Waikaretaheke River downstream of Piripaua Powerhouse All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Waiau River downstream of the Waikaretaheke River confluence All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Waikato River from Huka Falls to Maraetai All year Artificial fly/spinner/bait No limit

Waimana River downstream of Matahi Bridge All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Waioeka River downstream of Tauranga Stream confluence All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Waioeka River downstream of State Highway 2 Bridge All year Artificial fly/spinner/bait No limit

Wairoa River downstream of Te Reinga Falls to State Highway 2 All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Wairoa River downstream of State Highway 2 Bridge All year Artificial fly/spinner/bait No limit

Wairoa River (Tauranga) downstream of Lake McLaren All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Wairoa River (Tauranga) downstream of State Highway 2 Bridge All year Artificial fly/spinner/bait No limit

Waiteti Stream downstream of Hamurana Road All year Artificial fly/spinner 8*

Waiteti Stream upstream of Hamurana Road 1 Dec – 30 Jun Artificial fly/spinner 8*

Whakamarino Lake (Tuai Lake) 1 Oct – 30 Jun Fly fishing only 8*

Whakamaru Lake All year Artificial fly/spinner/bait No limit

Whakatane River downstream of Owaka Stream confluence All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Whakatane River downstream of the State Highway 2 Bridge All year Artificial fly/spinner/bait No limit

Wheao River All year Artificial fly/spinner 2

Bag limits denoted by 8* mean no licence holder shall kill more than two brown trout in a daily bag limit of eight trout.

3. Closed Waters

No licence holder shall fish for sports fish at any time from the following waters:

3.1 All streams flowing into Lake Tarawera and that portion of the Tarawera River enclosed by landmarks at the Lake Tarawera Outlet and extending approximately 150m downstream to landmarks in the river, otherwise known as the Tarawera Outlet Spawning Sanctuary.

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🌾 Anglers' Notice for Fish and Game Regions 2017 (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFishing regulations, Bag Limits, Fishing Methods, Artificial fly, Spinner, Bait, Fly fishing only, Utuhina Stream, Waikareiti Lake, Waikaremoana Lake, Waikaretaheke River, Waiau River, Waikato River, Waimana River, Waioeka River, Wairoa River, Waiteti Stream, Whakamarino Lake, Whakamaru Lake, Whakatane River, Wheao River, Tarawera River, Tarawera Outlet Spawning Sanctuary

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