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Target Taupo ¾ Length 'Kilwell Breathable Jacket- Waterproof and breathable All-Weather jacket. 100% Polyester out and 100% Nylon Taffeta Lining. "Microskin" outer has excellent qualities for wind and waterproofing. A special membrane between the outer and inner material ensures rain and snow are excluded but the jacket can provide high ventilation and dispersal of perspiration. Hood folds into collar and has protective peak. Drawstring waist and hood closure. Heavyduty nylon centre zip with zip pulls and storm flap.2 Extra large, gussetted chest pockets and on inside VH breast pocket: 2 angled lower pockets with brushed nylon lining. Storm cuffs with vekro strap closure. 5 heavy duty nylon D-,ings. SIZES:- Small, Medium, large, Xlarge Shorty Kilwell Breathable Jacket· 100% Ployester outer shell backed with Polyurethane breathable fabric coating, Inner lin ng is 100% po ster and black mesh. Drawstring waist and hood closure i lye i . 2 huge gussettedfron t pockets with side access. Large l/Hins de breast pocket. Heavy duty nylon centre zip with zip pulls and storm flap. 2 side pockets with brushed nylon lining. Large gussetted rear pocket accessable by zips on either side. 3 heavyduty nylon D-Rings. The perfect jacket for deep wading in the cooler months. SIZES:- Small, Medium, Large, XLarge, K lwell Neoprene Gloves Kilwell Acryl ic Yarn Mitts Kilwell Fleece Gloves i Olivegreen brushed ny on outer and b ack fingerless, Olive green, 40 gram Grey acrylic outer with black mesh palm for a l l dot rubberisedpalm, Split index, m dd e finger "Thinsulate"/3m insulation material. secure grip. fingerless mitt and thumb with a i l and thumb can be velcroed back for greater Traps and holds body heat and fold back hooded cover secured by velcro. t feeVsens t v ty. Great for hunters and anglers won't absorb wa er. Elasticised cuffs. Elastic strap with velcro closure at wrist. Warm i i i Fully stitched for strength and vekro wrist strap One size fits all, black fleece'Thinsulate lining. Versat le and suits i Brushed ny on inner l n ng. Sl mline and snug all winter outdoor activities. Four Sizes Small, l i i i fitt ng. Three S zes Med um, Large, Xlarge Medium, Large, Xlarge i i i Scientific Angler's Unique SYSTEM·X ' 8 Fly Storage System. This new ,angeof interchangeable insert waterproof fly boxes ,· 'fw - brings a new dimension to easy storage and ey,· access to your vatuable flies. :,"""" •, � \ �·,\lo,._· � Unique, tapered seal and soft rubw gasket ensure a watertight closure around the whole \'la.-:·,: t 0 1 i �� ����::������� l�d �;s: ����f��� :;�., sideII �¢1 � F oats. Interchangeable inserts with durable foam l Storage Suitcase (Case on y· No boxes) that holds hooks securely in place. l Scientific Stores four SYSTEM-X spare inserts. t on Lightweight mouldedfoam construc i Anglers· FISHING SHOOTING Ideal way to store and organise flies. easy {!) and light to transport TARGET TAUPO A newsletter for Taupo Anglers AUGUST 2006, ISSUE 52 Published by Taupo Fishery Area DeparrmenL of Conservation Tongariro/Taupo Conservancy Private Bag, Turangi, Ne,v Zealand Telephone (07) 386 8607 Frolll cover: A rainbow (top) and brown trout, bappi!y feeding in tin Tokaanu stream. 1i1ken by Dtwe Conley of'Jimmgi ISSN 0114-5185 General enquiries and address changes email: [email protected] Production and adverrising by Fish & Game New Zealand Contact Peter JVlclnLosh: Telephone (09) 634 1800 Facsimile (09) 634 2948 Email: [email protected] CONTENTS Taupo Fishing Discticl Map .. ................... 3 --r Fishery fo�ard .. ................4 /Jyfolm Gibbs Poor handling affectsrele<>sed trout ... ..............5 �)' Dr Mlcl>el Oedua/ andjolm Sbm·Jm"1 Spa,vning runsshifl to spring .................................... ...................................................14 by Glenu Mt1clea11 AngHng lt':lckscleared for ,vintcr ....................................................., .. , ....................17 by Errol C"d�)' Childrcns fishing days IJJ' Kini .Ale.,·t111tle1-..TJ1rit1 ......................................, ......, ................... ..... 18 Mastering thc..·TongarirorolJ cast ......................... ...............: .......20 �)' /·lerlJ Spmmagl Tongariro river recreational flow releases ........................................... ........27 byJar rod Bowler New research project:,; . ...... 28 l?J' G'le11111llt1C/Qtul It's now or never, NO to didrmo .. ...................................................... 3? �· Gle1111 ,l1aclet111 \Vhangama1a Stre:1m Clearing ..... .. ........38 /J)' E,-,-of Cmlby New adminisu·,uion m:t.nager for thc.;'IOngariro Nation:1ITrout Centre Society ........ .40 Volunteers needed forTong.1riro National Trout C..cntrcSociety... ..... .41 by Ken Kimmins Fisher)' harvesl sun•ey ends ...................................................... ................. .42 /JyRobboorl Hot spots ror sun1n1cr <.:at.fish ........................................................................................44 �)' ,llttrkVe11m1111 \X'hcn rm 94! ..Tom Grinter .. .48 by Carol Pt1mell J�n,I Green QSM ............ ........50 By Kim Ale.wn1de1-;.Turif.f 71Je uiews e.,·J)1YJssed i11 Rcvic,v of U-cence �idnl..inistrat.ion ..................................................................................52 Uu-get Tt111po arc t/Joscof by Storm Bester t/Je contributors and do Stopping :m elephant ............................... ........54 �J· /11/ie G,wwes 110I JIIJCCSStlrilyreflect Fishery accc-:;s roads .. ......... 58 DeJmrlme11t of by/oli11 Gibbs Co11sermllo11 policy ........60 \'<fh:1k:1pum:uuanga Downs Learning Centre by Kim Al<tw11uter·T11rla 'JOng:1.riro Nation:1ITrom Centre -what's up? ..............................................................62 01-gt111isatlons and IJy(,'reg Robinson agenciesare we/c:omato le Pukenga,\ta,vhai ......................................................................................................61' by Mic/Jae/Hill pr/111 t1rtlcles In an unalteretlformfr<Jm tbi.� JlineJnaiaia trap and transfer ........................................................................................66 �)' c.a/ltmt.Bourke publication. Jn-011itli11g ·1aupo�1·ails ........................68 full 11ck11ou·/edgeme11t Is gitten to tile Department New facesin the fishery tealll . ...69 of Co11servt1tio11. Tbc pri11t111g of inft>rmation in any ot/:Jer form ,.equires t/Je e.,pre.,;..� permission oft/Je Conservalm; Tougarlro/Taupo Conscruantn: Dept1rlme11I of Co11sen;atio11. 1i11u11gl. 2 Tongariro/Taupo Conservancy I -N� - Raetlhlo.,, Conservancy Office WANGANUI 0 Q? Conservancy Boundary 0 coNf ERVANCY Land Administered by DOC 0 10 / 20 30km 3 FISHERYFORWARD GREETINGS FROM THE TAUPO FISHERY TEAM here is a lot of news in this issue of n-,,.gct 'lrwf,o. ranging from progress wiJh research T:,nd monitoring projects :tnd the ed ucation progm111111c,to developments at thcT011g:.triro National Trou t Centre. fishing prospects, �ldv:lJtces with anglers' �,ccess and news :lboul staff and associarcs. \"i/carc also moving into the wi nter season, which �1dcls a unique dirnension ro the wo rld­ classT.1upo trout fishery.Tens orthous.:mtls of brown and cspcciallr rainbow lr<>ut arc beginning to in:uure and move out of the lake into the rivers to start their breeding q•dc. Over the next 5 months the rivers and small streams will be packed with migrating -and spawning fish :1s they complete the final stages of lheir contribmi<m to this wild rrom fishery. These spawning runs provide one of the most exciting an<l memorable fishing opportunities for ·nmpo anglers in the likes of the Tong:uiro.'faur:.mga-Taupo.\Xl:1itahrun1i and other rivers. Ensuring enough trout escape 1he g:mmlel to breed and 1naintain the fu ture fishery is essential. This requires careful control through :1 mix of fishing method restrictions. catch limits, closed waters and l:lw enforcement,all informed by robust monitoring. of fishing pressure,trout numbers and habitat qu:1.lity. Bm perhaps the most irnponant issu e facing theTaupo fishery in the short to ine<lium-term is described in Glenn Maclcan's article :1bont didymo. If lhis n:tstyfr eshwater alga establishes in theTaupo cnchment it willdr::tmaticall y impact on your river fishing.13ut don't think of th.is as just a river problem. Not only will convcntiona1 f1y fi:-;hing mc1hods he limirc;d by dense mats of algae. but the growth of }'Ouiig trout rnay also suffer, leading to fewer fish forlake anglers also. 0i<t} 1mo is not just an :l.Ilgling issue either. h may have dircc1 imp:1cts on water supply int:tkcs and ccrt:tin.lyon the visual attr.1ctiveness ofr ivers.The cl:1ssic image of the ice-bl ue w:ucrs of the \Vaikaro River plungil)gover I Iuka Faus will be no more if the riveri s fouled with didymo. How will tourists perceive our clean.green country if that icon looks like :1 huge sewage channel! All ofthc..--se impacb will ha\'c direct and By Jo/Jll Gibbs significantconseq uencc.::s for our economy.'lburism is the single latgest coruributor to the economr 7r,upo Ns/Je,yArea of the �ntu1)()disu'ict. Angling alone genera.tc..--ssome $SOM a yc..�1r.Imag ine the effect:.;;if the fishery Manger ,v:1s diminished by as little as a qu:ui-er due to the imp:1ct of didyrno . l'boto:Tony Ro.,·brug/J There is some hope. Effective hordcr comrols at Cook Strait and hygiene 111e:1sures by all river users could ensure didymo stays in the South bland. At lea.st,delaying its arrival wiU buy time which ma>' lc:td to lhe de\'elOplllcfll of control methods. lt is not unknown for .sornc invasive plants IO inexplicably losa vigour after
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