Alaska HB297 establishes a preference for residents to take fishery resources for personal and family consumption.
HB297 amends Alaska law to prioritize residents in taking fishery resources for personal and family use. Regulations must provide a fair and reasonable opportunity for residents over other uses. The Board of Fisheries can allocate resources among personal use, sport, guided sport, and commercial fisheries, considering factors like the importance of each fishery to the local economy and providing recreational opportunities. The bill takes effect immediately.
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