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(a) The daily bag limit for halibut is two fish and the possession limit is two daily bag limits. No person may possess sport-taken and subsistence-taken halibut on the same day.
(b) No person may possess subsistence-taken and sport-taken salmon on the same day.
(c) In the subsistence fishery established in 5 AAC 01.710(f) , the total annual limit for salmon is 25 salmon per household.
(d) There is no daily bag or possession limit for aquatic plants, other than herring spawn on kelp, that are taken for subsistence purposes.
History: In effect before 1988; am 5/23/88, Register 106; am 6/25/89, Register 110; readopt 5/15/93, Register 126; am 6/19/97, Register 142; am 6/3/2000, Register 154
Authority: AS 16.05.251
Editor's note: At its February 23 - 27, 1993 meeting, the Board of Fisheries readopted 5 AAC 01.745 in its entirety without change, under ch. 1, SSSLA 1992 (the 1992 subsistence law), which repealed and reenacted AS 16.05.258 .
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