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Wakefield Favors
Extending Landing
Law on Shellfish
Lowell Wakefield, president of
Wakefield Fisheries, has proposed
that the state extend provisions
of the "Landing Law” to include
waters with a depth of 300 meters.
Wakefield advanced the propo
sal in an appearance before the
Alaska Board of Fish and Game
which met in Ketchikan Dec. 1
through 11. The board met to set
1964 commercial fisheries regula
tions. During the past week the
board took actions to prohibit king
salmon fishing in Cook Inlet and
all its tributaries.
The Landing Law governs trans
port and sale of shellfish caught
within its boundaries which are
established by the board. In gen
eral it prohibits the landing for
processing of shellfish not caught
in accordance with all the state’s
regulations. Reciprocal agreements
with other Pacific Coast states pre
cludes the possibility of the sale
of such shellfish in those states.
Russian trawlers which damaged
American gear off the coast of
Kodiak during the past year were
described by Wakefield as "a new
type of predator.”
Wakefield spoke in favor of a
proposal which would extend the
state regulations to waters with a
200 foot depth. Present regulations
governing shellfish include more
limited geographical areas. The
200-meter limit would exist in wat
ers west of Kodiak island where
the Russian incursion generally
took place!
Wakefield would extend this to
300 meters and proposet a re-writ
ing of the regulations to encompass
all of the Alaskan coastline “from
Dixon entrance to Point Barrow.”
He said his proposal was in line
wih the continental shelf provisions
of the 1958 “law of the sea” con
vention of Geneva which has been
ratified by 21 nations and which
will be in force when ratification
by the 22nd expected shortly Was
accomplished.
Provisions of the convention,
Wakefield said, allow a nation to
harvest exclusively its shellfish
resources to a depth where they
can be harvested.
He also spoke in favor of a pro
posal to bar aliens from Alaska
fishing.
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