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Hawke's Bay Region

The Hawke’s Bay Region is a hunting and fishing paradise with four major rivers creating endless opportunities to land a fearsome fighting trout or bag a wiley and crafty game bird. The Hawke’s Bay Region involves the wilderness and excitement of the Kaweka and Ruahine ranges where all our major rivers orginate from before meandering through the rolling foot hills and out onto the flat and lush plains that make up what is known as the sunny Hawke’s Bay.

Our lands are full of diversity with scrubby river margins bordered by vineyards and orchards creating ideal upland game habitat, large braided or smaller channelled rivers full of fighting trout and wetlands of all shapes, sizes and types creating ideal habitat for waterfowl.  The region is blessed with great access to all the major rivers and most are no more than an hours drive from the main centres.

To learn more about what our wonderful region has to offer for both hunter and angler continue to scroll through the links to the right and you’ll find plenty of information to assist you in your quest for a successful hunt or fish. See the menu to the right for navigation options.

Wetland Creation: Hawke's Bay Fish & Game are always keen to help those who are interested in creating new wetlands or enhance existing ones. No matter whether you are seeking advice on dam construction, consent processes, planting, fencing or funding, we are always keen to offer our support and expertise. Please contact us for more information.

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Hawke's Bay News


Hawke's Bay Council News 2012

Hawke's Bay Council meeting schedule for 2012.

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Hawke's Bay Fishing News December 11

Recent fishing reports have been of excellent fishing in many of the regions rivers with the Tukituki preforming very well.

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Hawke's Bay Fishing News November 11

On October 28 a couple of young students from Tutira School assisted in the liberation of 2250 rainbow and 500 brown trout into Lake Tutira.

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Hawke's Bay Hunting News June 11

This season will most likely be remembered by many as ‘the wet one.’ Huge down pours of rain hit the region especially about the coast the week out from opening.

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