New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 76

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✨ Fishing Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 76 — 28 JULY 2017

Coarse Fishing Water.

Kakanui River and tributaries upstream of Five Forks Bridge:
Open season: 1 October to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

Kakanui River and tributaries downstream of Five Forks Bridge:
Open season: 1 October to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.

Lake Stream:
Open season for trout: 1 October to 31 March; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 2 trout.
Closed to salmon fishing all year.

Larch Stream:
Open Season: First Saturday in November to 31 January; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon.

MacGregor, Lake:
Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly and spin; Limit: 2 trout and 2 salmon. Fishing from any unmoored boat is prohibited.

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

Maori Lakes and their tributaries:
Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly only; Limit: 2 trout. Fishing from any unmoored boat is prohibited.

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

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

Middleton, Lake:
Open season: 1 October to 30 September; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon. Fishing from any unmoored boat is prohibited.

Mystery, Lake:
Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly only; Limit: 2 trout.

Ohapi Stream:
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.

Ohau Canal from Lake Ruataniwha to Ohau C power station:
Open season: 1 October to 30 September; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 sports fish of which no more than 2 to be trout. No person shall in any one day take or be in possession of more than two salmon greater than 500mm taken from the Tekapo – Pukaki and Pukaki – Ohau A hydro canals, and the Ohau Canal from Lake Ruataniwha to Ohau C power station.

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

Ohau, Lake tributaries:
Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.

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

Opihi River:
Open season: 1 October to 30 April for trout and 1 October to 31 March for salmon; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: Upstream of Opuha River confluence, 2 trout and 2 salmon. Downstream of Opuha River confluence, 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.

Opuha, Lake and its tributaries:
Open season: 1 October to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 6 sports fish of which no more than 4 are to be trout.

Opuha River:
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.

Orari River:
Open season: 1 October to 30 April for trout and 1 October to 31 March for salmon; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: Upstream of Slip Panel Stream confluence, 2 trout and 2 salmon. Downstream of Slip Panel Stream confluence, 4 trout and 2 salmon.

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

Otematata River:
Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April. Methods: fly and spin.
Limit: in Otematata River and tributaries upstream of Clear Stream junction and including Clear Stream, 2 trout and 2 salmon. Limit: in Otematata River and tributaries downstream of Clear Stream, 4 trout and 2 salmon.

Pareora River:
Open season: 1 October to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and bait; Limit: 4 trout and 2 salmon.

Poaka, Lake:
Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly only; Limit: 2 trout.

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

Pukaki, Lake tributaries:
Open season: First Saturday in November to 30 April; Methods: Fly, spin and Bait;

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