Hawaii HB266 establishes surfer right of way in designated surf locations and outlines penalties for fishermen interfering with surfers.
Hawaii HB266 aims to ensure the safety of surfers and other recreational ocean users by establishing surfer right of way in designated surf locations. The bill mandates that fishermen, including those using drones, must move their fishing lines if they interfere with surfers. It outlines fines for violations, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses. The Department of Land and Natural Resources is tasked with implementing a public education campaign and installing signage to inform surfers and fishermen about their rights and responsibilities.
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