5 AAC 75.033. Sport fishing gear for burbot

Burbot may be taken in fresh water with more than one line and hook if

(1) the total aggregate number of hooks used on set lines, closely attended gear, and ice fishing gear, as defined in 5 AAC 75.020 and 5 AAC 75.021, may not exceed 15 or the daily bag limit for burbot in the waters being fished, whichever is less;

(2) the hooks are single hooks with gap between point and shank larger than three-fourths inch;

(3) each hook is set to rest on the bottom of the lake or stream;

(4) each line is identified with the angler's name, and address;

(5) each line is physically inspected at least once during each 24-hour period.

History: In effect before 1988; am 6/2/88, Register 106

Authority: AS 16.05.251

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