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In the personal use taking of smelt
(1) there are no bag or possession limits;
(2) smelt may be taken
(A) in salt water from April 1 through May 31;
(B) in fresh water from April 1 through June 15;
(C) with dip nets; and
(D) with a drift gillnet only from April through May 31, as follows:
(i) a drift gillnet may be used only in the Kenai River downstream of an ADF&G regulatory marker at Cunningham Park;
(ii) a drift gillnet may not be more than 20 feet in length, four feet in depth, and one and one-half inches in mesh size; and
(iii) a drift gillnet must be attended by the person operating the gillnet at all times that the net is fishing.
(3) repealed 7/21/99.
History: Eff. 7/1/86, Register 99; am 3/29/87, Register 101; am 4/7/93, Register 126; am 7/21/99, Register 151; am 3/8/2002, Register 161
Authority: AS 16.05.251
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