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Anglers warned they face ‘last ditch’ battle to save wild salmon
Anglers have been warned they are now in a last-ditch battle to save New Zealand’s wild salmon population.
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150th anniversary of brown trout in New Zealand
Today marks the 150th anniversary of the introduction of brown trout, a species which has become culturally, environmentally and economically important to New Zealand over that time.
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Will Spry fishing report for Reel Life
The first signs of spring are starting to show up in the high country, with blossom budding, daffodils springing up and a few insects starting to move around.
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Graeme Marshall column for Reel Life September 2017
With the new season just a week away as I write this, I find myself day dreaming about other opening days stretching back well over 40 years.
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NZFFA Report for Reel Life September 2017
WATER POLITICS
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Chris Dore column for Reel Life September 2017
The rivers and streams around the region are in pretty good shape and a recent springtime recce saw mayfly hatching out on a number of smaller waters.
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150 years of brown trout
October 2017 marks 150 years since brown trout were first introduced to New Zealand.
Creasy's Column for Reel Life August 2017 - by Hugh Creasy
“Embrace the cold,” said Harry, “and enjoy the moment.” My snarled reply was unprintable. My left boot was leaking and the cold seeped through my aching limbs.
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Will Spry fishing report, Reel Life August 2017
Winter seems to be on the way out in the Mackenzie, but fortunately it has been a gentle one for us.
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Martin Langland’s column, Reel Life August 2017
During May and June, the winter river fishing was the best I’ve ever experienced – maybe due to lower more stable flows, especially in larger rivers.
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Disappointment at Hawke’s Bay Regional Council opposition to Ngaruroro River Water Conservation Orde
Fish & Game is disappointed the Hawke’s Bay Regional Council is opposing a Water Conservation Order to protect the Ngaruroro and Clive Rivers.
New trout licences on sale!
Freshwater anglers are eagerly anticipating the start of the new trout and salmon fishing season with Fish & Game’s 2017-18 licences now on sale.
Public urged to make submission to protect Hawke’s Bay’s Ngaruroro River
New Zealanders are being urged to make submissions to ensure Hawkes Bay’s Ngaruroro and Clive Rivers are protected by a rarely-issued Water Conservation Order.
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Fish & Game criticise “act of wanton vandalism”
Central South Island Fish & Game Region Chief Executive Jay Graybill is condemning an attack on a Mackenzie Country salmon farm as “an act of wanton vandalism” and is urging...
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Fish & Game offers to work with Southland District Council on cycle trail after High Court appeal is
Southland Fish & Game is welcoming the Southland District Council withdrawal of its High Court appeal on the Around the Mountain Cycle Trail, and is offering to work with the...
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Creasy's Column - By Hugh Creasy
The sun was below the horizon and its dying light cast a silvery glare on the water. Polaroids were no longer of any use.
NZFFA Report Apr 2017
If you like jokes, I’ve got an even better one than 90% of rivers being swimmable by 2040.
Long-serving Fish & Game chief executive Bryce Johnson to retire
The long-serving head of Fish & Game New Zealand Bryce Johnson is retiring.
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Will Spry Fishing Report Mar 2017
With the late arrival of Summer (deliberate capital S), we have enjoyed some great fishing in the Mackenzie Country.
NZFFA Report Mar 2017
It’s fair to say that Minister for the Environment, Nick Smith, has had a pretty rough ride lately - his latest proposed freshwater standards have been ridiculed, Federated Mountain...
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