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As Prepared by the Southland Fish & Game Council As prepared by the Southland Fish & Game Council - 2012 This schedule cross references with Rule SUB.6 - Esplanade Mechanisms Table 16 Section 5.4 - Rivers and Streams Requiring Esplanade Mechanisms ER1 Acton Stream South of Mossburn Mostly has legal access but river has Five Rivers Road moved away from legal road in many places. ER2 Aparima River Gropers Bush Largely natural attractive angling river. Thornbury Road Bridge to Jacobs River Estuary ER3 Aparima River Winton Wreys Bush Access points limited in mid reaches. Highway Bridge to Gropers Bush Thornbury Road Bridge ER4 Aparima River Hamilton Burn to Access points limited in mid to lower Winton Wreys Bush reaches. Highway Bridge ER5 Aparima River North of Hamilton Burn High use area. ER6 Argyle Burn Waikaia confluence to Marginal strip in lower reaches only, to 300 metre contour where it leaves Winding Creek Road. ER7 Braxton Burn Hamilton Burn Mostly has legal access but river moved confluence to away from legal road in places. Mt Hamilton Road ER8 Bright Water Spring Full length Spring fed stream, no legal public access - access reliant on goodwill of land owners. ER9 Bryce Burn Lill Burn confluence to Small hill stream fishery. DOC Estate ER10 Cromel Stream Irthing confluence to Mostly has legal access but river has DOC Estate moved away from legal road in many places. ER11 Dipton Stream Oreti confluence to Popular small stream fishery. below Taringatura camp ER12 Dipton Stream Taringatura camp to Has legal access in lower reaches but Cumming Road generally none except in area around Castlerock. ER13 Dome Burn Waikaia confluence to Marginal strip/crown land full length. DOC Estate ER14 Dunsdale Stream Hedgehope Stream A very good and popular small stream confluence to DOC trout fishery. Estate ER15 Dunton Creek National Park Boundary Important spawning stream. to DOC Estate ER16 Etal Stream Aparima River Hill stream, no access in lower reaches, confluence to DOC some farther upstream to DOC Estate. Estate ER17 Ewe Burn Full length Good trout spawning available. ER18 Eyre Creek Mataura River Has DOC marginal strip and legal road in confluence to Dog Box lower and mid reaches but not continuous. bivouac Upper reaches to Eyre Mountains. ER19 Flaxy Creek Mararoa River Has mostly legal access. Difficult access confluence to south of due to swamps and dense vegetation. Hillside Manapouri Road ER20 Garvie Burn Waikaia confluence to Some discontinuous access in lower DOC Estate reaches only. None above McDonald Road. ER21 Gow Burn Waikaia confluence to Marginal strip full length. DOC Estate ER22 Hamilton Burn Aparima River Legal unformed road exists along margins confluence to DOC but river has moved away in places. None Estate above Braxton Burn confluence to just below Hamilton Road. ER23 Hedgehope Stream Makarewa River Has legal access in middle and lower confluence to Glencoe reaches but none in upper - above Highway Glencoe. ER24 Hindley Burn Lill Burn confluence to Small hill stream fishery. DOC Estate ER25 Home Creek Waiau River confluence High quality trout fishery, practical legal to Hillside Manapouri access not secure. Road ER26 Irthing Stream Oreti confluence to Mostly has legal access but river has DOC Estate moved away from legal road in many places. ER27 Lill Burn Waiau River confluence Lowland stream has legal access in places to DOC Estate but river migration has occurred moving it away from unformed legal road. ER28 Lora Stream Makarewa River to A popular small stream trout fishery. DOC Estate ER29 Makarewa River Oreti River confluence Popular fishery and hunting area but poor to South of Winton water quality. Lorneville Highway SH 6 bridge ER30 Makarewa River North of Winton Straightened for farming purposes, some Lorneville Highway potential for restoration. SH 6 bridge to DOC estate ER31 Mararoa River Waiau River confluence Very high quality rainbow and brown trout to south of The Key fishery. bridge ER32 Mararoa River North of The Key Upstream of park land tenure uncertain, bridge to south Mavora needs legal public access. Lake outlet ER33 Mararoa River North of the north Berm fenced, DOC land. Mavora Lake inlet ER34 Mataura River Tomogalak Stream Access points limited, Water Conservation confluence to Gore Order applies. District boundary ER35 Mataura River Gore District boundary Legal access insecure, Water Conservation to the sea Order applies. ER36 Mataura River Nokomai River Water Conservation Order applies. confluence to Tomogalak Stream confluence ER37 Mataura River Nokomai River Water Conservation Order applies. confluence to DOC estate ER38 Meadow Burn Mataura River Access reliant on goodwill of land owners, confluence to south of Water Conservation Order applies. Fingerpost Pyramid Road ER39 Mimihau Stream Mataura River Water Conservation Order applies. confluence to the confluence of Waiarikiki Stream ER40 Mimihau Stream Waiarikiki Stream Water Conservation Order applies. confluence to end of north and south branches ER41 Mokoreta Mataura River Good quality trout fishery. confluence to source ER42 Monowai River Lake Monowai outlet to Practical access is across private land. head pond Access difficult along banks due to dense vegetation, moderate to low fishing use. ER43 Morley Stream Oraua Stream Lowland stream has legal access in places confluence to Beaumont but river migration has occurred moving it Creek confluence away from unformed legal road. ER44 Murray Creek Oreti River confluence Has legal access along most but river has to Castlerock Dipton moved away in places. Road ER45 Nokomai River Mataura River Water Conservation Order applies. confluence to source ER46 Orauea Stream Waiau River confluence Lowland stream has legal access in places to Morley Stream but river migration has occurred moving it confluence away from the legal unformed road. ER47 Oreti River Riverton Wallacetown Easements over Landcorp land allow Highway (Iron) bridge to access to river which is LINZ sea administered. Water Conservation Order applies. ER48 Oreti River Weydon Burn Legal access reasonable, Water confluence to source Conservation Order applies. ER49 Oreti River Mossburn Lumsden Limited access between Winton and Highway bridge to Wallacetown, Water Conservation Order Riverton Wallacetown applies. Highway (Iron) bridge ER50 Oreti River Weydon Burn High use area for many types of recreation. confluence to Mossburn Lumsden Highway Bridge ER51 Otakau Creek Oreti River confluence Important whitebait fishing and habitat, to source popular for duck hunting in lower reaches, close to Invercargill. ER52 Otamita Stream Otamita Gorge Road Very good small stream trout fishery. Bridge to source ER52 Otamita Stream Otamita Gorge Road Issues with public access in lower reaches Bridge to Gore District below Waimea Highway, close to Gore. boundary ER54 Otapiri Stream Matthews Road bridge Very popular small stream trout fishery. to Tanner Road bridge ER55 Oteramika Stream Mataura confluence to No public access. Moderate fish numbers Mataura Island Road. in reach close to Mataura. ER56 Pleasant Creek Aparima River Hill stream with DOC Estate adjoining confluence to DOC most of it. Estate ER57 Pourakino Riverton Estuary to Has legal road and DOC marginal strip on confluence of Granity most, but gaps as well. Stream ER58 Quioch Creek Mataura River Has no legal access. confluence to SH 6 (Athol) ER59 Redan Stream Mokoreta River Legal road to Wyndham - Mokoreta Road confluence to Redan but none upstream. ER60 Retford Stream National Park boundary Mostly has legal access from Milford Road to DOC estate but river has moved away from legal road in places. ER61 Robert Creek Mataura River No legal access. confluence to DOC Estate ER62 Thomas, Lake Full length No practical public access. ER63 Titipua Stream Hedgehope Stream Has a mix of legal road and DOC marginal confluence to Glencoe strip but not continuous. Brydone Road ER64 Titiroa Stream Toetoes Harbour to Legal Road to Fleming Road but none Mataura Island Titiroa upstream. Road ER65 Tokanui River Tokanui to the sea Legal road along stream but straightening has moved it away in many places. ER66 Tomogalak Stream Mataura River Has some legal road and DOC marginal confluence to DOC strip but not continuous. Estate ER67 Upukerora River Lake Te Anau to Coal Natural river in DOC Estate, no legal Pit Flat public access to upper reaches in DOC Estate - access reliant on goodwill of land owners. ER68 Upukerora River Coal Pit Flat to DOC Legal access to upper reaches poor. Estate ER69 Waiau River Mararoa Weir to the sea In National Park or DOC land but access needs to be protected. ER70 Waiau River Lake Manapouri outlet Access poor, flows vary. to the Mararoa Weir ER71 Waihopai Stream Invercargill City No public access. boundary to State Highway 1 ER72 Waikaia River Mataura River Important source of flows to Mataura confluence to start River at Gore during low flows, Water Conservation Order applies. ER73 Waikaka Stream Gore District boundary Good game bird hunting, popular small to start stream fishery. ER74 Waikawa River Sea to Fortification Legal Road follows river and west branch Road (West Branch) and full length but upper reaches of east to George Road (East branch has no public access. Branch) ER75 Waimahaka Stream Titiroa confluence to No public access. Crighton Road ER76 Waimatuku/Middle Full length No legal public access. Creek ER77 Waimea River Mataura River Legal access has been largely removed confluence to Lumsden from stream by river straightening Riversdale Highway activities, but remains in some places. ER78 Wairaki River Waiau River confluence Legal access (DOC) in most places but not to DOC estate in upper reaches and only along river margin. Access to river over private land. ER79 Waituna Stream Full length and Important brown trout spawning streams, tributaries Waituna Lagoon system RAMSAR site. ER80 Waterloo Burn Aparima confluence to Hill stream some access in lower reaches DOC Estate otherwise none. ER81 Weydon Burn Aparima River Mostly has legal access but river moved confluence to DOC away from legal road in places.
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