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(a) In waters designated as single-hook waters, sport fishing is permitted only as follows:
(1) with not more than one single hook with gap between point and shank one-half inch or less;
(2) hooks or lures (including those of standard manufacture) may not have additional weight attached to them; weights may be used only ahead of the hook or lure.
(b) Multiple hooks are prohibited in waters designated as single-hook waters.
History: In effect before 1984; am 4/28/84, Register 90
Authority: AS 16.05.251
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