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On and after the third Sunday in July in District 1, when a purse seine fishery is harvesting pink salmon stocks subject to concurrent salmon fishing by drift gillnets in Section 1-B, the following time formula applies:
(1) when the purse seine fishery is open for any portion of one day during a fishing week, the drift gillnet fishery must be open for 48 hours during the same fishing week;
(2) when the purse seine fishery is open for any portion of two days during a fishing week, the drift gillnet fishery must be open for 96 hours during the same fishing week;
(3) when the purse seine fishery is open for any portion of three or more days during a fishing week, the drift gillnet fishery must be open for 120 hours during the same fishing week.
History: In effect before 1984; am 4/24/84, Register 90; am 6/25/89, Register 110; am 4/30/91, Register 118
Authority: AS 16.05.251
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