HAR §13-53-1
HAR §13-53-1. Definitions
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 13-53-1
As used in this chapter:
"Area 1" means that portion of the Manele Boat
Harbor entrance channel bounded by a seaward boundary
drawn by straight lines connecting the seaward tip of
the three groins along the shoreline to the intercept of
the seaward boundary extending from the northernmost tip
of the breakwater to the seaward tip of the
northernmost groin on the shoreline, thence to the
shoreline and along the shoreline back to the tip of the
southernmost groin, as delineated in the "Map of Manele
Harbor, Lanai 10/19/87," located at the end of this
chapter.
"Area 2" means that portion of the Manele Boat
Harbor beginning at the tip of the southernmost groin
north of the northernmost pier and following the seaward
boundary of Area 1 to the intercept of the seaward
boundary extending from the northernmost tip of the
breakwater to the seaward tip of the northernmost groin
on the shoreline thence to the breakwater and along the
shoreline of the breakwater and harbor back to the tip
of the southernmost groin, as delineated in the "Map of
Manele Harbor, Lanai 10/19/87," located at the end of
this chapter.
“Baitfishes” means those fish species listed in
section 13-74-22.
“Bait license” means a license issued pursuant to
section 13-74-22 to take baitfishes.
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“Commercial fishermen” means a person who has a
valid commercial marine license issued pursuant to
section 13-74-20.
“Crab net” mean a type of fishing gear designed to
primarily catch crabs, consisting of a cone or bag of
soft, flexible mesh material and a rigid circular frame,
to hold the mouth of the cone open, with no handle.
“Fishing gear” means any device used to take marine
life.
“Hand net” means a type of hand held fishing gear
consisting of a cone or bag of soft, flexible mesh
material kept open with a rigid circular frame attached
to one rigid handle.
"Manele Boat Harbor" means the small boat harbor
situated at Palawai and Kamao, Lanai, Hawaii.
“Net” means a type of fishing gear consisting
primarily of mesh material made into various shapes,
such as but not limited to, a bag, sack, pouch,
enclosure, or curtain, used to entangle, surround, or
concentrate aquatic life.
“Landing nets” means a type of hand held fishing
gear consisting of a cone or bag of soft, flexible mesh
material kept open with a rigid circular frame attached
to one rigid handle. The net is used to further secure
the capture of marine life that has been first taken by
hook or line.
“Take” means to fish for, catch, or harvest, or to
attempt to fish for, catch, or harvest, aquatic life.
The use of any gear, equipment, tool, or any means to
fish for, catch, capture, or harvest, or to attempt to
fish for, catch, capture, or harvest, aquatic life by
any person who is in the water, or in a vessel on the
water, or on or about the shore where aquatic life can
be fished for, caught, or harvested, shall be construed
as taking.
“Throw net” means a type of fishing gear consisting
of a net of flexible mesh material made into the shape
of a circle or cone, with an extra panel of netting
material, sometimes called the skirt, and weighted along
the perimeter of the circle or cone. [Eff 6/8/84; am
and comp 3/7/88; am and comp 7/21/01] (Auth: HRS §§187A-
5, 188-53) (Imp: HRS §§187A-5, 188-53)