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  •   Home > News > Law and Order

    A man's been fined for over-fishing in hydro canals in South Canterbury, and giving false information to a ranger who questioned him

    A man's been fined for over-fishing in hydro canals in South Canterbury, and giving false information to a ranger who questioned him


    Ashburton man Tare Tare's offending was detected during a night-time compliance operation by Fish and Game during Labour Weekend last year.

    He pleaded guilty to four Conservation Act charges and has been fined three-and-a-half-thousand dollars.

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