Richie Cosgrove
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Weekly Fishing report for Central South Island and North Canterbury for 30 November 2023
Friday is officially the first day of summer, and with that comes anticipation of some great fishing adventures to be had.
Weekly Fishing report for Central South Island and North Canterbury for 23 November 2023
Young angler Riley Frost caught a cracking brown from Loch Cameron earlier this week.
Canal angler convicted and fined
Central South Island Fish & Game have successfully prosecuted an angler who flouted the law while fishing at the Pūkaki Canal near Twizel in May 2023.
Environment Canterbury Media Statements Misleading
Environment Canterbury’s (ECan) media comments on progress with the Declaration proceedings before the Environment Court relating to the Rakaia River Water Conservation Order do not provide full context, and readers...
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Weekly Fishing Report for Central South Island and North Canterbury for November 9 2023
On Tuesday Fish & Game CEO Corina Jordan and Dame Lynda Topp launched the #ReWild campaign in Christchurch.
Weekly Fishing Report for Central South Island and North Canterbury - 2 November 23
This Saturday, the 4th of November is a big day on the fishing calendar.
Weekly Fishing report For Central South Island and North Canterbury
The Tekapo / Takapō Canal was the top spot to be on Labour Weekend.
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Weekly Fishing report for Central South Island and North Canterbury for 19 October 2023
Mel Fowler, pictured above right, got in touch to report he had a great weekend fishing the Waitaki River recently catching trout on soft plastics, soft bait, and fly.
Weekly Fishing Report for Central South Island and North Canterbury for 12 October 2023
Early season, October/ November, is a great time for fishing – especially at our low country fisheries.
Weekly Fishing Report for Central South Island and North Canterbury for October 5 2023
Frying, BBQ, smoking, pie, curry – all favourite trout dishes were back on dinner plates last Sunday, Opening Day of the 2023/34 sports fishing season.
Super Sunday Season Opening For Anglers
"It was great to see quite a few families out for the start of the fishing season.
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Thousands of anglers set to converge on rivers and lakes for opening of fishing season
Kiwis will be casting off across the country this weekend with the opening of the new fishing season on Sunday morning.
Agreement aims to maintain and enhance New Zealand’s popular and iconic sports fisheries
Central South Island Fish and Game (CSIFG) and Meridian Energy continue to work together as custodians of New Zealand’s most popular freshwater angling catchment.
Anglers disappointed at closure of popular Bay of Plenty fishing lake
The decision to stop access to Lake Ōkataina near Rotorua, due to concerns about the potential spread of the invasive gold clam species, is a blow to anglers on the...
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Weekly Fishing Report for Central South Island and North Canterbury - 28 September 2023
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Potential lake closure due to threat of invasive species concerning
Fish & Game New Zealand is closely monitoring the situation at Lake Okataina near Rotorua amid iwi concerns about the spread of the invasive species gold clam.
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Trout Festival Reels in the Anglers
Over 500 anglers celebrated the upcoming fishing season with the 2023 NZ Trout Festival in Christchurch at the weekend.
Uncertain future for fishing and hunting under Labour Party’s Wildlife Act review
The proposed scrapping and replacement of the Wildlife Act signals an uncertain future for Fish & Game New Zealand and freshwater fishing and game bird hunting.
Red tape and regulations ‘bogging down’ wetland conservation gains - Fish & Game
Current regulations are not working to maintain existing wetland areas and are hindering the creation of new wetlands, says Fish & Game New Zealand.
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