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8-3 them around the gills, fins, spines, or mid-section when they attempt to escape. “Hand-harvest” means to gather directly with the hands only, and without the use of any net, spear, trap, rake, or any other tool or implement. “He‘e” means any cephalopod mollusk known as Octopus cyanea, Octopus ornatus, or any recognized synonym. “Hook-and-line” means a fishing line to which one or more hooks or other tackle are attached. A hook- and-line may include a fishing rod or reel or both to cast and retrieve the line. “Kūpe‘e” means any marine snail known as Nerita polita or any recognized synonym. “Limu” means any marine alga including algae in the intertidal zone. “Lobster” means any crustacean in the family Palinuridae or in the family Scyllaridae. Lobsters are also known as ula (spiny lobster) or ula pāpapa (slipper lobster). “Marine life” means any type or species of saltwater fish, shellfish, mollusks, crustaceans, coral, algae, or other marine animals, including any part, product, egg, or offspring thereof; or any type or species of seaweeds or other marine plants or algae, including any part, product, seed, holdfast, or root thereof. “Noncommercial purposes” means for personal, cultural, recreational, or subsistence use, and not for compensation of any kind, regardless of whether the compensation is received inside or outside of the boundaries of the area. “‘Ōpihi” means any mollusk of the genus Cellana or any recognized synonym. ‘Ōpihi are also known as kō‘ele, ‘ālinalina, makaiauli, or limpets. “Paʻipaʻi net fishing” means a technique of fishing where a person or persons engage or attempt to engage in the act of deploying a gill net in the water in a specific location in a straight line or semi- circular configuration, and a person or persons chase aquatic life into the net.