: FISHING RULES
PROWGATED
FOR ALASKANS
Drastic regulations have been im
posed on the fishing industry of Alaska
^ as a result of the hearings held in
Seattle November 20 to 25, under the
auspices of the United States bureau
of fisheries. The regulations come in
the form of an order issued by Secre
tary of Commerce Alexander. The
order cites that until further notice
all fishing for salmon or other fishing
in the prosecution of which salmon
are taken or injured, in all herein
after destribed waters of Alaska, be
and is hereby made subject to the fol
lowing limitations and prohibitions, in
addition to the general restrictions ap
plicable by virtue of existing laws and
regulations:
* Waters east of the longitude of
Cape Spencer—All fishing is prohib
ited in all salmon streams and their
tributaries and lakes. All fishing, ex
cept with purse seines and drift gill
nets, is prohibited within 500 yards of
the mouths of all salmon streams. All
fishing with purse seines and drift gill
nets is prohibited within 200 yards of
the mouths of all salmon streams, and
all fishing with purse seines and drift
and gill nets, as well as all other ap
paratus, is prohibited within 500 yards
of the mouth of the Chilkat river, Chil
koot river, Anan creek, Hetta creek,
Sockeye creek and Naha stream.
All fishing is prohibited in all
salmon streams, their tributaries and
lakes, and within 500 yards of the
mouths of such streams flowinig into
^he Pacific ocean or Bering sea be
tween Cape Spencer and Cape New
enham, except as follows:
Fishing is permitted in Bering river
below a line extending at right angles
across Bering river from a point ap
proximately 800 feet northwesterly
from the mouth of Gandill river.
Fishing is permitted in Copper river
and its tributaries in accordance with
the order promulgated December 20,
1918, which order is continued in full
force.
Fishing is permitted at Karluk be
yond the zone 100 yards outside the
mouth of Karluk river where it breaks
through Karluk spit into Shelikof
strait.
TTeashik
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*river below a line extending at right
angles across the Ugashik 500 yards
below the mouth of King Salmon river.
%he driving of salmon down stream
and causing of salmon to go outside
the protected area at the mouth of
any salmon stream are expressly pro
hibited.
This order does not apply to per
sons taking salmon with rod, hand
lino or spear for their personal or
family use, and not for sale or baiter.
The waters of the Afognak reserva
tion are covered by presidential proc
lamation of December 24, 1892, and
Mthe regulations promulgated by au
thority thereof are not modified or
affected by this order, but remain in
full force.
All previous orders of the secretary
o;f commerce imposing limitations or
pifeibitions upon fishing in the
wiR^s covered by this order as here
inbefore indicated are hereby super
seded.
This order became effective Jan. 1,
1920. 1
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A. J. ADAMS, Mayor.
Attest:
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January 6—6t
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