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	Rotorua - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rotorua is a district located on the southern shore of Lake Rotorua in the Bay of Plenty region of theNorth Island of New Zealand.
		The lake is the largest of a multitude found to the north and east of the city, all connected with the Rotorua Caldera and nearby Mount Tarawera.
		Rotorua was established as a borough in 1922.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rotorua (668 words)

	Lake Rotorua - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lake Rotorua is the second largest lake in the North Island of New Zealand by surface are, and covers 7878 ha.
		Lake Rotorua is fed with water from a number of rivers and streams; some such as the Utahina flow water of a water temperature warmer than the lake due to the thermal activity in the Rotorua area.
		Lake Rotorua flows directly into Lake Rotoiti via the Ohau Channel at the north eastern corner of the lake; this channel is navigable by boat and is also favoured by fly fishermen.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Rotorua (521 words)

	Lake Tikitapu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lake Tikitapu or Blue Lake, is the smallest of four small lakes lying between Lake Rotorua and Lake Tarawera in the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand's North Island.
		In summer, the lake is used for recreational purposes, with many sports events being held such as water skiing and triathlons.
		Like many of the lakes in the Rotorua district, it is also used for trout fishing.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Tikitapu (148 words)

	Rotorua, New Zealand - the Official Website
		Rotorua is a large shallow lake with safe wading at all streams mouths.
		The Ngongotaha is the main spawning stream for Rotorua and to a limited extent for Lake Rotoiti.
		The northern shore of Lake Rotorua is easily accessed by Hamurana Road which runs from Ngongotaha around the top of the lake and joins up with state highway 30 leading to Tauranga.
	www.rotoruanz.com /activities/lakes/lake_rotorua.htm (1839 words)

	Rotorua (lake) - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Rotorua (lake), lake in New Zealand, in the north-central area of the North Island.
		It is the largest of the Rotorua Lakes, a group of over 16 lakes...
		Lakes are distinguished from bodies of water such as bays and gulfs, and some seas, that...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Rotorua_(lake).html (127 words)

	Lake Plaza Hotel, Resort in Rotorua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Set on the shores of beautiful Lake Rotorua, adjacent to the famous Polynesian Spa complex, Government Gardens and only a five-minute stroll to the city centre is Lake Plaza Rotorua Hotel.
		Lake Plaza is located in one of the best positions in the beautiful city of Rotorua, NZ.
		Overlooking Lake Rotorua the hotel is close to thermal parks and other local attractions and the city centre.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /New_zealand/hotels/rot_lake_plaza.html (461 words)

	Fishing International - FISHING THE NORTH ISLAND IN NEW ZEALAND
		The Rotorua Lake District has eleven large fishable lakes and a variety of fly fishing and trolling opportunities with a short drive of Rotorua City.
		The countryside is always green with an average of 52 inches of rain a year and daytime temperatures ranging from 50 degrees F in the winter to 90 degrees F in the summer.
		Lake Taupo is really a fisherman's paradise Within an easy drive it is possible to fish for big trout in clear waters every day of the year as many areas have no closed season.
	www.fishinginternational.com /location/newze04.htm (989 words)

	Rotorua New Zealand Virtual Tour - Travel & Tourism for Rotorua NZ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Rotorua is a smallish city on the shores of Lake Rotorua.
		Rotorua is also a showcase of Maori cultural activities, a centre of tourism and a place of extraordinary natural beauty.
		Rotorua is one of the major tourist attractions in the North Island, but despite this, manages to retain some of the charming characteristics of a country town.
	nz.com /tour/Rotorua/index.html (282 words)

	Trout Fishing Lake Rotorua
		Lake Rotorua is the largest lake in the district it is open for fishing all year round.
		Rotorua is the anglers lake and is famous for the huge quantity of trout that it holds.
		Lake Rotorua offers the highest catch rate of any lake in the eastern region, unlike most of the other Rotorua lakes which are sustained with hatchery liberations Lake Rotorua is truly wild fishery.Tributarys flowing into Lake Rotorua provide excellent spawning conditions.
	www.troutnz.co.nz /lake_rotorua.html (190 words)

	Lakeside Lodge - Lake Rotoiti
		Lake Rotoiti is renown for its mature trout, often found in the deeper parts of the lake.
		Although experienced anglers will have their favourite spots around the lake for catching a healthy sized trout, if you are keen to indulge in trout fishing and don’t have your own boat, we recommend however that you charter a local boat with a skipper who knows the spots.
		Lake Rotoiti is closed for boat fishing from the 30th June to 1st October, and would recommend Lake Rotorua in the closed season.
	www.lakesideholiday.co.nz (935 words)

	Lakes - Tarawera
		Lake Rotorua is situated in a caldera (inverted volcano which has collapsed into itself) which was created approximately 140,000 years ago during an ignimbrite eruption.
		The result was the Rotorua caldera, which filled by rainwater and surrounding lakes became Lake Rotorua (the lake was 80m above the current level!).
		The best time to fish is when the lake water temperatures are warmest, inducing hundreds of trout into the cool water of stream mouths, which safely waded.
	www.anheizen.com /lakes/index.php?content=rotorua.php (393 words)

	Rotorua New Zealand Virtual Tour - Lakes Near Rotorua
		Lakes are as much part of the landscape of Rotorua as volcanoes, and in fact are closely connected to volcanic activity.
		Rotorua itself lies on the edge of a large volcanic lake (Lake Rotorua).
		To the south of Rotorua lies lake Tarawera, surrounded by some beautiful bushlands and displaying a landscape that everywhere bears the imprint of the 1886 eruption of Mount Tarawera.
	www.nz.com /new-zealand/tourism/rotorua/lakes.aspx (431 words)

	Hotel Ibis Rotorua, Rotorua New Zealand - hotel accommodation near Lake Rotorua & Rotorua City
		The Ibis Rotorua Hotel is located on the shores of Lake Rotorua, within walking distance of the city center cafes and restaurants and Rotorua Convention Centre.
		The Rotorua area has volcanoes, exploding mud pools, erupting geysers, exotic and native forests, rivers, lush farmlands and some 17 lakes, all interwoven with the legends and history of the Maori people.
		Rotorua is becoming known as a `nature`s spa of the pacific` ~ countless visitors attest to the benefits of soaking in Rotorua’s therapeutic waters and are rejuvenated by the many health and wellness options available.
	www.nzvisitorsbureau.com /accommodation/rotorua/ibis_rotorua/hotel.html (413 words)

	Rotorua Lakes
		Many of the thirteen lakes in the area are world renowned for the quality and size of the trout they produce.
		Stream fishing through the centre of Rotorua, chances to catch once-in-a-lifetime trophy fish, and waters among the most scenic in New Zealand mean that there are endless experiences available to anglers.
		Due to the volcanic nature of the lake the trout have a high mercury content and it is cautioned that consumption of high numbers of these trout should be avoided.
	www.fishandgame.org.nz /SITE_Default/SITE_your_region/SITE_Eastern/Fishing/Eastern_Rotorua_Lakes_District.asp (843 words)

	Environmental Defence Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The broad solution for each lake is setting N and P budgets, but the levels will not be simple scaling from lake to lake.
		The reduction in nutrients that were achieved by the Rotorua treatment upgrade and the modest land retirements in the Rotorua Catchment have been overwhelmed by growth in nutrients from the catchment.
		Rotorua District Council (RDC) is responsible for land use planning and provision of services like sewerage and stormwater to the area of the lakes.
	www.eds.org.nz /dying_lakes.cfm (2191 words)

	Luxury Holiday Home on Lake Rotorua
		Both are located on the south side of Ngongotaha approximately 7km from Rotorua, but even closer to many of the most popular tourist attractions.
		As well as all the Rotorua attractions, within an hour's drive or less you have Taupo, Tauranga, Mount Maunganui, Ohope, Whakatane, Matamata (Hobbiton), Hamilton and many others.
		This is a wonderful four bedroom home sleeping up to 8 comfortably or 10 at a squeeze and is ideally suited to family holidays, larger groups or those wanting to make the most of the boat, kayaks and other activities.
	www.lakesidehomes.co.nz (203 words)

	Rotorua New Zealand fishing guide Lake Taupo New Zealand fishing guide
		Having fished the Rotorua and Taupo rivers and lakes for over 40 years, Simon has a wealth of knowledge in virtually all facets of trout fishing.
		Rotorua has a superb river fishery with many of the better waters within one hours drive of the city.
		WILDWOOD is a magnificent lake edge retreat set in five acres of native bush and exotic plantings and enjoys 200 metres of private beach frontage.
	worldwidefishing.com /newzealand/b1659/?...+Trout+Safaris+Ltd. (675 words)

	Rotorua, New Zealand - the Official Website
		Located on the shores of picturesque Lake Rotorua with commanding views over the lake and surrounding hinterland, the hotel's a few minutes stroll to the city centre.
		The Millennium Hotel Rotorua is located just a brief stroll from the town centre, Lake Rotorua, world famous Polynesian Spa, and only minutes from Rotorua's key tourist attractions and adventure activities.
		Rotorua’s premier 4-star hotel, Park Heritage Hotel overlooks the legendary Whakawerawera thermal reserve and historic village and is adjacent to the internationally renowned Rotorua 18-hole golf course.
	www.rotoruanz.com /conventionbureau/Services.asp (876 words)

	Fishing IS fun with Bryan Colman's fly fishing forays! The best fishing experience in Rotorua NZ!
		Lake Rotorua is open for fishing 12 months of the year.
		The other lakes and most of the rivers close for spawning from 1st July and reopen on the 1st October.
		Lake Rotorua is the most productive of all the lakes, most are restocked every year but Lake Rotorua trout regenerate themselves with no fish and game hatchery help.
	www.troutfishingrotorua.com (316 words)

	Lake Rotorua New Zealand
		Lake Rotorua New Zealand, is the largest of 11 major lakes surrounding Rotorua.
		Rotorua is a Land of Lakes and Rivers
		Surrounded by 11 major lakes, the city of Rotorua nestles on the shores of the largest - Lake Rotorua.
	www.tourism.net.nz /new-zealand/about-new-zealand/attractions/lakes/lakes-rotorua.html (238 words)

	Rotorua Lakeside Accommodation, Lakeside Lodge Bed and Breakfast
		Nestled on the shores of beautiful Lake Rotorua, Ngongotaha Lakeside Lodge commands panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains of New Zealand's central North Island.
		The city of Rotorua is 10km away, close enough to many exciting attractions including the thermal reserves, fine restaurants, and cultural shows by local Maori - but far enough from the city for peace and quiet, good fishing, and sulphur free.
		Rotorua Lakeside Accommodation at Ngongotaha Lodge Bed and Breakfast, Rotorua, New Zealand.
	www.lakesidelodge.co.nz (482 words)

	Lyons Lake Stay Rotorua - For your Rotorua holiday accommodation needs
		Lyons Lake Stay - an all new, well designed "Boutique Style Backpacker", Bed and Breakfast, or Holiday Unit accommodation catering for the needs of the independant traveller.
		The ideal location to take time out from your busy travelling schedule, for a stay in a unique pristine paradise, or to base yourself while exploring the many Lakes and Attractions in Rotorua, Bay of Plenty and Waikato areas.
		Lake Okareka is a natural playground just 20 meters from the Lakestay, with 3 other Lakes within a few minutes drive, providing many fantastic activities on your doorstep, just 10 mins(12km) from Central Rotorua and serves as a great base for visiting attractions further afield such as:
	www.lakestayrotorua.co.nz (228 words)

	Rotorua Accommodation: At The Lake House Bed and Breakfast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Be one of the lucky few to enjoy the delightful hospitality of this lovely 75 year old Rotorua holiday home.
		There are kayaks to paddle, a pleasant walk along the shore and the lake is suitable for swimming.
		At The Lake House Bed and Breakfast in Rotorua NZ.
	www.thelakehouse.co.nz (237 words)

	Windsurfing Guide to New Zealand - *Lake Rotorua
		Rotorua is a popular place with tourists as there are many spectacular thermal areas and hot pools.
		There are several smaller lakes in the area - Rotoiti, Rotoma, Okataina and Tarawera, which are beautiful and provide some great walks, but are better for water skiing and trout fishing than for windsurfing As the surrounding hills disturb the wind.
		Rotorua is a tourist location and not especially windy by NZ standards, which means it's still pretty good.
	www.winzurf.co.nz /windsurf/wgtnz/wgtnz20.htm (508 words)

	Lake Tarawera Lodge, A 4 star Qualmark luxury lodge beside Lake Tarawera, Rotorua New Zealand, NZ, offering Self ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		On lakes stocked annually with fingerlings we are able to take fish to enjoy eating.
		Jeff, born and bred locally in the Bay of Plenty, was taught to trout fish from an early age by his father, a mad-keen trout fisherman.
		Lake Tarawera Lodge and its Guided Trout Fishing Service is closed during the off-season from 15 July to 15 September.
	www.laketarawera.co.nz /flyfishing.htm (540 words)

	Lake Action - Rotorua District Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The attached pdf document is a management strategy for the lakes of the Rotorua district.
		The lakes of the Rotorua district and their catchments are preserved and protected for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations, while recognising and providing for the traditional relationship of Te Arawa with their ancestral lakes.
		Strategy for the lakes of the Rotorua District 1,488KB
	www.rdc.govt.nz /About+Rotorua/Environment/Lake+Action.htm?print=true (145 words)

	Sudima Hotel Lake Rotorua - Rotorua - Sudima Hotel Lake Rotorua Reviews - TripAdvisor
		Lake Plaza is a very large hotel but manages to keep a very high standard.
		The position next to the lake was very good but the room we stayed in although quite large was very tired and the bathroom was terrible also it had not been cleaned properly for months looking at the grime...
		Stayed for two nights at the Lake Plaza in March 2005, it is a very well run hotel in a good location near the lake in Rotorua.
	tripadvisor.com /Hotel_Review-g255111-d255605-Reviews-Sudima_Hotel_Lake_Rotorua... (792 words)

	Peppers On the Point Lake Rotorua - luxury boutique accommodation - Lodge Holiday
		Surrounded by the sparkling waters of Lake Rotorua, Peppers on the Point offers guests the opportunity to experience the rich culture and geothermal springs of Rotorua, or simply relax and enjoy the tranquility of the stunning location and panoramic views.
		Only 10 minutes from the heart of Rotorua City, the lodge is located on Kawaha Point Road which is ideally placed to offer the best of Rotorua from a peaceful and luxurious base.
		The remnants of the Maori fortified pa on the headland are surrounded by small areas of native bush land.
	www.nzvisitorsbureau.com /accommodation/rotorua/peppers_point/lake_rotorua.html (624 words)

	Accolade Lodge Rotorua attractions lake rotorua fishing tarawera
		Many of Rotorua's lakes have beautiful bush scenery and provide some excellent boating and trout fishing.
		A visit to the Buried Village situated on the Tarawera Road will be of interest and the views of the lakes available on this road are magnificent.
		Ohinemutu on the edge of Lake Rotorua is right on the lakefront and Tudor Towers is situated in the Government Gardens nearby.
	www.accoladerotorua.co.nz /attractions.html (212 words)

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