Fishing News & Events

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Adult beginner spin-fishing classes 2021

Want to enjoy one of Otago’s favorite outdoor activities and don’t know where to start?

  • Otago
  • 26/08/2021
  • Bruce Quirey
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Opening dates change for lakes Rotoiti, Okataina and Tarawera

The traditional opening dates for lakes Rotoiti, Okataina and Tarawera are set to change for the new season.

  • Eastern
  • 17/08/2021
  • Eastern
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New rules introduced to protect sea-run salmon fishery

To help save New Zealand’s wild Chinook salmon species, a ground-breaking change to freshwater fishing regulations will introduce a season bag for sea-run salmon in the 2021/22 fishing season, in…

  • 23/07/2021
  • Richie Cosgrove
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Precautionary winter closure of Upper Tekapo Canal sports fishery

Angler concern over the sustainability of one of the world’s best “trophy” trout fisheries has led to a precautionary closure during the peak of the 2021 winter fishing season.

  • 3/06/2021
  • Richie Cosgrove
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Amazing fishing opportunities at Lake Pupuke

Three hundred large rainbow trout have been released by Fish & Game staff into the Quarry Lake arm of Lake Pupuke on the North Shore this week and fishing has…

  • Auckland/Waikato
  • 5/05/2021
  • Richie Cosgrove
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Notice of Ramp Closures in the Eastern Region

The Hamurana boat ramp, Lake Rotorua will be closed for works for about three weeks from the 10th of May.

  • Eastern
  • 1/05/2021
  • Eastern
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Aquatic Weed Spraying - Rotorua and Waikato Hydro lakes

7th April 2021.

  • Eastern
  • 30/03/2021
  • Eastern
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Hugh Creasy Column March 2021

Change is coming, chill winds from the south sweep through the forests.

  • 18/03/2021
  • Richie Cosgrove
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Pioneer Energy to Lower Lake Aniwhenua

Pioneer Energy Ltd on behalf of Southern Generation Limited Partnership have advised that the water level of Lake Aniwhenua will be lowered by up to two metres below its normal minimum operating level…

  • Eastern
  • 16/03/2021
  • Eastern
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Hugh Creasy column for Feb 2021

In the heat of the day, the road surface glistens black with melting tar, and the roadside broom crackles with ripening seed pods bursting and brittle.

  • 18/02/2021
  • Richie Cosgrove
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