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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 76 — 28 JULY 2017

Maruia River downstream of Maruia Falls All year All methods B R 2

Matakitaki River downstream of State Highway 6 Bridge All year All methods B 2

Middle Creek Kaikoura downstream of State Highway 1 All year All methods B 2

Motueka River downstream of Peninsula Road Bridge at Ngatimoti All year All methods B 2

Oaro River All year All methods B 2

Opawa River downstream of State Highway 1 Bridge (including Roses Overflow) All year All methods B R 2

Pelorus River downstream of confluence with the Rai River All year All methods B R 2

Rotoiti Lake except for closed areas (refer to clause 3 for this region) All year All methods B 4

Rotoroa Lake except for closed areas (refer to clause 3 for this region) All year All methods B R 4

Takaka River downstream of confluence with the Waingaro River All year All methods B 2

Taylor River downstream of New Renwick Road Bridge (excluding Hutchinson St Bridge – Opawa Loop confluence) All year All methods B R 2

Taylor River from Hutchinson St Bridge to Opawa Loop confluence Junior only All methods B R 1

Taylor Dam All year FS* B R 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

Gazette.govt.nz — NZ Gazette 2017, No 76

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

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KeywordsFishing regulations, Bag Limits, Fishing Methods, Rivers, Lakes

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