This category includes Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Mackinaw Trout, Rainbow Trout. Coarse fish have their own category. You must purchase a Fish & Game New Zealand fishing licence to fish for the following species: Brown trout, Rainbow trout, American brook trout or char, Lake trout or char, Atlantic salmon, Quinnat or chinook salmon, Sockeye salmon, Perch, Tench, Rudd (Auckland/Waikato Fish and Game Region only). Any hybrid of the above species.
Blue Salmon and Rainbow Trout By Allan Burgess What are the chances of you catching a blue rainbow trout or…
Steelhead in New Zealand - To Sea or Not to Sea? The Story of Sea-Run Acclimatised Sports Fish in New…
By Tony Stevens The story begins when my 6ft plus son lost a monumental tug of war, with him at…
Allan Burgess Atlantic Salmon - Salmo salar - The strange and tragic story of Atlantic salmon in New Zealand by…
Landlocked Quinnat salmon fisheries were sustained by artificial stocking Landlocked Quinnat Salmon are no longer released into South Island lakes…
Sockeye Salmon - Oncorhynchus nerka - only landlocked stocks are found in New Zealand by Allan Burgess Most New Zealand…
Perch - Perca fluviatilis - introduced freshwater fish Perch are a European freshwater fish species first introduced into New Zealand…
Rudd - Scardinius erythophthalmus One of the species of coarse fish that we target here in Canterbury is the much-maligned…
Brook Trout - Salvelinus-fontinalis The brook char or brook trout - Salvelinus fontinalis, was first introduced into New Zealand in 1877.…
Also called King, Chinook and Quinnat Salmon Also known as King salmon and Chinook salmon, this species was successfully introduced…
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