5 AAC 01.225 - Waters closed to subsistence fishing
(a) Repealed
6/17/2001.
(b) The following
drainages located north of the mainstem Yukon River are closed to subsistence
fishing:
(1) Kanuti River drainage upstream
from a point five miles downstream of the state highway crossing;
(2) Fish Creek drainage upstream from the
mouth of Bonanza Creek;
(3) Bonanza
Creek drainage;
(4) Jim River
drainage, including Prospect Creek and Douglas Creek drainages;
(5) repealed 5/19/2004;
(6) repealed 5/19/2004;
(7) North Fork of the Chandalar River system
upstream from the mouth of Quartz Creek.
(c) Repealed 5/15/93.
(d) Repealed 4/13/2013.
(e) The Delta River is closed to subsistence
fishing
(1) between the mouth of the Delta
River and an ADF&G regulatory marker placed two miles upstream from the
mouth of the Delta River;
(2) for
salmon;
(3) for finfish other than
salmon in that portion of the Delta River not included in the nonsubsistence
area described in
5
AAC 99.015(a)
(4).
(f) Repealed 4/13/80.
(g) The following lakes and rivers and creeks
and within 500 feet of the river and creek mouths are closed to subsistence
fishing:
(1) Big Salt River;
(2) Hess Creek;
(3) Deadman Lake;
(4) Jan Lake;
(5) Fielding Lake;
(6) Two-Mile Lake;
(h) Repealed 7/13/92.
(i) Fish may not be taken under subsistence
fishing regulations in the nonsubsistence area described in
5
AAC 99.015(a) (4).
(j) The Toklat River drainage is closed to
subsistence fishing from August 15 through May 15, as specified in
5
AAC 01.249(6)(A).
Notes
Authority:AS 16.05.251
AS 16.05.258
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