New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 76

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 76 — 28 JULY 2017

Open season: 1 October to 30 April for trout and 1 October to 31 March for salmon; Methods: fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

Ashburton River and tributaries downstream of Taylors Stream junction: Open season: 1 October to 30 April for trout and 1 October to 31 March for salmon; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.
Winter season: open downstream of State Highway 1 – 1 June to 31 August; Methods: fly and spin; Limit: 2 sports fish.

Aviemore, Lake: Open season: 1 October to 30 September; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.

Aviemore, Lake tributaries except for Deep Stream and Otematata River: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.

Aviemore Spawning Race: Closed to all sports fishing.

Awakino River: Closed to all sports fishing.

Benmore, Lake: Open season: 1 October to 30 September; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.

Benmore, Lake tributaries except for Tekapo, Ahuriri, and Otematapaio rivers: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.

Cameron, Loch: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait for child licence holders and fly and spin for other than child licence holders; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

Camp, Lake: Open season: First Saturday in November to 31 May; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout. Fishing from boats prohibited.

Centennial Park Lake (Timaru): Open season: 1 October to 30 September; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 2 trout. Designated Coarse Fishing Water.

Clearwater, Lake and its tributaries: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout.

Deep Stream and tributaries east of the bridge where it enters Lake Aviemore: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

Deep Creek, a tributary to the upper Rangitata River: Open season: 1 October to 31 March for trout and 1 October to 28 February for salmon; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

Deep Stream, a tributary to the upper Rangitata River: Open season: 1 October to 31 March for trout and 1 October to 28 February for salmon; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

Denny, Lake and its tributaries: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout. Fishing from boats prohibited.

Donn, Lake and its tributaries: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout. Fishing from boats prohibited.

Emily, Lake and its tributaries: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly only; Limit: 2 trout. Fishing from boats prohibited.

Emma, Lake and its tributaries: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and Spin; Limit: 2 trout. Fishing from any unmoored boat is prohibited.

Grays River: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout.

Hakataramea River: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April for trout and First Saturday in November to 31 March for salmon; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

Heron, Lake and tributaries: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 6 sports fish and no more than 4 to be trout. The minimum length for salmon killed in Lake Heron shall be 250mm and the maximum length shall be 450mm.

High country tarns or lagoons: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout.

Hinds River: Open season: 1 October to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait for child licence holders and fly and spin for other than child licence holders; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

Hood, Lake: Open season: 1 October to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.
Winter season: open 1 June to 31 August; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 sports fish.

Irishmans Stream: Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout.

Island Stream: Open season: 1 October to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 2 trout. Designated

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