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24ReferencesBonnett, M.L.; Davis, S.F.; Unwin, M.J. (1991). Angler surveys of the HurunuiRiver, 1979/80 - 1981/82. New Zealand Freshwater Fisheries Report123. 18 p.Deans, N.C.; Unwin, M.J.; Rodway, M. (2004). Sport fishery management. In:Harding, J.S.; Mosley, M.P.; Pearson, C.P.; Sorrell, B.K. (eds).Freshwaters of New Zealand, New Zealand Hydrological Society Inc.and New Zealand Limnological Society Inc., Christchurch, pp. 41.41-41.16.McDowall, R.M. (1994). Gamekeepers for the nation. Canterbury UniversityPress, Christchurch.National Water and Soil Conservation Organisation. (1982). A draft for anational inventory of wild and scenic rivers. Part 1: nationally importantrivers. Water & Soil Miscellaneous Publication 42. 64 p.Quinn, T.P.; Kinnison, M.T.; Unwin, M.J. (2001). Evolution of chinook salmon(Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) populations in New Zealand: pattern,rate, and process. Genetica 112-113: 493-513.Teirney, L.D.; Richardson, J.; Unwin, M.J. (1987). The relative value of NorthCanterbury rivers to New Zealand anglers. New Zealand FreshwaterFisheries Report 89. 113 p.Teirney, L.D.; Unwin, M.J.; Rowe, D.K.; McDowall, R.M.; Graynoth, E. (1982).Submission on the draft inventory of wild and scenic rivers of nationalimportance. Fisheries Environmental Report 28. 122 p.Unwin, M.J. (2006). Assessment of significant salmon spawning sites in theCanterbury region. NIWA Client Report CHC2006-097. 33 p.Unwin, M.J. (2009). Angler usage of lake and river fisheries managed by Fish& Game New Zealand: results from the 2007/08 National AnglingSurvey. NIWA Client Report CHC2009-046. 48 p.Unwin, M.J.; Brown, S. (1998). The geography of freshwater angling in NewZealand: A summary of results from the 1994/96 National AnglingSurvey. NIWA Client Report CHC98/33. 78 p.Unwin, M.J.; Image, K. (2003). Angler usage of lake and river fisheriesmanaged by Fish & Game New Zealand: results from the 2001/02National Angling Survey. NIWA Client Report CHC2003-114. 48 p.Unwin, M.J.; Kinnison, M.T.; Boustead, N.C.; Quinn, T.P. (2003). Geneticcontrol over survival in Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.):experimental evidence between and within populations of NewZealand chinook salmon (O. tshawytscha). Canadian Journal ofFisheries and Aquatic Sciences 60: 1-11.SJE-388879-28-627-V1:axm
25Table 1.Criteria used to classify river fisheries by fishery type.Attribute Recreational /lowlandType of fisheryScenic /back countryWilderness /headwaterLocationMay be close topopulation centresUsually remotefrom populationcentresRemote frompopulationcentresAccessLevel of usageEasily accessibleby roadAttract largenumbers ofanglersAccessible by road Not accessible byroadMay attract large Not fished bynumbers of anglers large numbers ofanglersDistribution ofanglersAttract visitinganglers from wellbeyond the localareaMay attract visitinganglers from wellbeyond the localareaMay attractvisiting anglersfrom well beyondthe local areaArea of fishablewaterExtensive Extensive ExtensiveScenic beautyand solitudeNot necessarilyhighUsually highExceptionalCatch ratesHigh Intermediate Relatively highSize of fishMay be relativelysmallVariableLargePreferredanglingSpinningSpinning andartificial fliesArtificial fliesmethodsMain associatedactivitiesPicnickingCamping,picnickingCamping,tramping,shootingModifications tocatchmentMay be relativelymajorNo majormodificationsMinor or absentSJE-388879-28-627-V1:axm
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