HAR §13-47-2
HAR §13-47-2. Prohibited activities
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 13-47-2
(a) No person
shall engage in the following activities within Hilo
harbor, Wailoa river, and Wailuku river:
(1)
Take or possess any aquatic life that is in
violation of a season, minimum size, or other
law;
(2)
Take or possess more than an aggregate total
of twenty fishes of mullet, moi and ulua
including papio; provided that this bag limit
shall not include either more than fifteen moi
per day or more than ten mullet per day;
(3)
Take or possess more than three Samoan crabs
per day;
(4)
Take or possess any crab with external eggs,
or with a missing or mutilated abdomen or
tail;
(5)
Take any crab with spears or any other
implement capable of inflicting a puncture
wound, or to possess any crab with a puncture
wound;
(6)
Take aquatic life with more than two poles
with one line each, or two hand lines, or with
more than two hooks or two lures per line;
(7)
Take crabs except by the use of:
(A)
Baited lines, provided that dip nets may
be used to land crabs lured by the bait
attached to the line; and
(B)
Crab nets not exceeding two feet (0.61
meter) in the longest straight line
dimension and stretched mesh of not less
than two inches (5.08 centimeters);
provided that any fisherman shall not
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fish with more than five crab nets at any
time and those nets shall be attended at
all times;
(8)
Use traps;
(9)
Use netting except:
(A)
Opae nets not exceeding three feet (0.91
meter) in any dimension; and
(B)
Nehu nets not longer than fifty feet to
take nehu for family consumption or bait
purposes; and
(10) Snag any fish.
(b)
Unless otherwise allowed by law, it is
unlawful for any person to possess a throw net or to
engage in throw netting in the Wailoa River.
(c) Unless otherwise allowed by law, it is
unlawful for any person to possess a spear or to engage
in spearing in the Wailoa River. [Eff: 5/26/81; am and
comp 3/20/87; am and com 3/7/88; am and comp 1/15/99; am
and comp DEC 19 2002 ] (Auth: HRS §188-53)
(Imp: HRS §§188-34, 188-44, 188-45, 188-58)