Fishing

Fear cyclists would jeopardise fishing

Submissions for and against an around-the-mountains cycle trail have been heard in Invercargill this week, with Southland and Otago fishing fraternities the biggest obstacles for the tourism venture.

Last weekend of low-country fishing

The main low-country river fishing season ends on Monday after a successful summer's angling, in which 97% of anglers complied with regulations.

Fishermen have more than tales

Fishermen have more than tales

Salmon are jumping on fishing hooks around the Otago Harbour and fishers have been making net gains for the past month.

Crew rescued after fishing boat sinks

The crew of a fishing boat have been rescued from a liferaft after their vessel sunk off Tauranga today.

Angling for a good story and perhaps a bite

Angling for a good story and perhaps a bite

When salmon are running in Otago harbour , it takes a lot to dampen the enthusiasm of good, keen fishermen.

Brown trout study

In order to better understand how brown trout use the Clutha River system, a trapping programme has been undertaken on the Lindis River by Otago Fish and Game and Clutha Fisheries Trust.

Rock fishing? Don't ruin your weekend

Thinking about going fishing from the rocks or beach? Think again - and again.

Everybody's gone fishing

Everybody's gone fishing

On an island nation such as ours, coastal fishing is akin to a rite of passage, be it at a city wharf, off the rocks or casting beyond the breakers. However, with recreation comes responsibility. Shane Gilchrist reports.

Fishing probe launched amid abuse allegations

The Government has launched an investigation into foreign-charter fishing companies amid allegations crew are being subjected to physical, mental and sexual abuse in New Zealand waters.

Reduced fishing bag limits rejected

Reduced fishing bag limits rejected

A proposal to lower fishing bag limits on Lakes Dunstan, Hawea, Wanaka and Wakatipu and the Poolburn dam was ditched after heated debate at the Otago Fish and Game Council meeting in Cromwell yesterday.

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