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Rules for fishing in the evening (Picture 1 of 2):
1. Make sure your hook isn´t stuck in anything else than a fish!
Photo Taken at: Lazy Daze
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Rules for fishing in the evening (Picture 2 of 2):
2. IF the hook got stuck in her clothes - Run fast as hell! Fish smells bad!
Photo Taken at: Lazy Daze
In our new world we cannot walk anywhere without seeing signs for the Covid Rules. These seem particularly strange as its a harbour wall facing out to see but the Fishing Warden makes sure the rules are abided by.
The small Outkaikino River (pronounced O-too-ky-keeno) mergers from the left into the larger Waimakariri River (locally called the Waimak or sometimes just the Mac), about 200m upstream of the State Highway One bridges that cross the Waimak. The Waimakariri starts way up in the Southern Alps and is a popular fishing, jet boating and kayaking river. Being on the outskirts of Christchurch the Waimak has the most person hours spent on it during the salmon season (December through to April).
The Waimakariri River is the northern boundary of Christchurch City Council, the northern bank is controlled by the aptly named Waimakariri Council.
In addition to the three acclimatised species listed here, there will be some native species found including eels, bullies and inanga.
Lake Sugema . . . considered by many sportsmen as some of the best fishing in all of Iowa.
The 574-acre lake is stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, black crappie, channel catfish, and saugeye. Extensive planning was done by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to establish underwater structure that helps fish survive and reproduce.