Propose To Alter
Length Of Leads
In Kodiak Area
Changes proposed for the 1963
commercial fishing regulations in
elude five affecting the Kodiak
area. All five concern section
103.15(b) which specifies that
leads cannot be less than 50 fa
thoms or more than 100 fathoms
in length and that the aggregate
length of seine and lead cannot ex
ceed 250 fathoms.
The proposed changes may be
considered by the Alaska Board
of Fish and Game at their spring
meeting in Juneau April 19-22. The
board will receive comments on
the proposals if received in Juneau
not later than April 15. Following
are the proposed changes:
1. Staff Proposal: Amend to read
"One lead not more than 100 fa
thoms in length may be used with
each purse seine, hand purse seine
or beach seine. The aggregate
length of seine and lead shall not
exceed 250 fathoms.”
2. Public Proposal by Columbia
Ward Fisheries: Amend to return
the minimum length of leads to 25
fathoms.
3. Public Proposal by Parks Can
ning Co., Inc., and Kadiak Fish
eries: Amend to read that there is
no minimum length required for
leads
4. Public Proposal by Ouzinkie
Packing Co.: Amend to specify that
leads be not less than 25 fathoms
or more than 75 fathoms in length
and that the aggregate length of
seine and lead shall not exceed 225
fathoms.
5. Public Proposal by Washing
ton Fish and Oyster Co.: Amenu
to specify that leads be not less
than 25 fathoms and that the ag
gregate length of lead and seine
shall not exceed 250 fathoms.
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