- NZFFA Survey – Interim ResultsThe NZFFA survey is still ongoing, and results to date are presented graphically below. These results carry a 95% Confidence Level with ±4% Margin for Error. To complete the survey … Continue reading
- NZFFA Notice of 2021 AGMTo Be Held: 9am, Saturday 19 June 2021Nelson / Marlborough Fish & Game Council,66 Champion Road,Stoke,Nelson All Members are encouraged and most welcome to attend. However please RSVP to help … Continue reading
- Fish are suffering on an industry-wide scale, scathing Scottish salmon farm investigation revealsAn undercover investigation of the Scottish salmon industry and its accompanying report recently released reveal suffering, breaches of Scottish animal welfare law and shocking mortality rates. It uncovers the grim … Continue reading
- NZFFA To Eugene Sage – Expiry of Customs Import Prohibition (Trout) Order 2018The Honourable Eugenie SageMinister of ConservationPrivate Bag 18888Parliament BuildingsWellington 6160 2 September 2020 Expiry of Customs Import Prohibition (Trout) Order 2018 Established in 1974, the NZFFA is an affiliation of … Continue reading
- Nitrates – a Major Environmental and Health Issueby Rex Gibson The article on cow deaths from nitrate poisoning (page 3, Agribusiness, July 6 by Gerald Piddock) raises the issue of heavy nitrate leaching into the environment. Federated … Continue reading
- The Federation gives notice of its 2020 AGMThe New Zealand Federation of Freshwater Anglers Inc. This meeting will be held at the Cotswold Pre-School hall at 37 Colesbury Street, Bishopdale, Christchurch, on Saturday 18 July from 9 … Continue reading
- Call for nominations for the Executive of NZFFA 2020-2021Call for nominations for the Executive of NZFFA 2020-2021 The NZFFA represents freshwater angling clubs across New Zealand and also has around 500 individual members. It is an important lobby … Continue reading
- NZFFA Watching Closely Fish and Game Governance Reviewby Dr Peter Trolove, President NZ Federation Freshwater Anglers The New Zealand Federation of Freshwater Anglers will be watching with a keen and alert interest the targeted ministerial review of … Continue reading
- National on Fish and Game ReviewNational’s conservation spokesperson Jacqui Dean says the review into Fish & Game needs to ensure the organisation’s focus returns to working in the best interests of anglers and hunters. “Over … Continue reading
- Fish and Game Review Details AnnouncedFish & Game New Zealand has welcomed the review announced by the Conservation Minister Eugnie Sage, says New Zealand Fish and Game Council Chair Paul Shortis. “The Minister of Conservation … Continue reading
- Government’s Fraudulent Water Reforms Fail Public Pass MarkThe Government’s long anticipated action plan for healthy waterways, released on 28 May 2020, failed to deal with the deteriorated state the public’s rivers and streams and general water resource … Continue reading
- Public’s Rivers – a Toxic LegacyThe Government’s recently announced freshwater reforms are a masterclass in rhetoric over substance, says a trout and salmon fishing advocacy, the New Zealand Federation of Freshwater Anglers. The widely held … Continue reading
- Europe Rivers Being Raped During LockdownFrom “Fly Dreamers” USA The Corona crisis is a threat to the Blue Heart of Europe – the unique Balkan rivers. While Europe is in lockdown, investors are increasingly taking advantage … Continue reading
- Fish and Game Has Strength and Enduring Relevanceby Dave Witherow An article by a former NZ Fish and Game Councillor Tom O’Connor appeared in some Fairfax papers. O’Connor’s article can be seen at:- https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/121437761/time-for-change-for-fish-and-game. This article is by … Continue reading
- Selwyn River Trout yesteryearby “Hare’s Ear” Author of trout fishing books in the 1950s, the late George Ferris of Christchurch, described Canterbury’s Selwyn River, in its hey-day, as being regarded as “the … Continue reading
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