Section 5.01.188. Customary trade of subsistence-taken finfish.

	(a)  In the Norton Sound-Port Clarence Area, the customary trade of subsistence-taken finfish is permitted as specified in this section. A person who conducts a customary trade in subsistence-taken finfish under this section must  
		(1) obtain a customary trade record keeping form from the department before the person conducts the customary trade, and accurately record the cash sale on the form within the 24 hours after the sale occurs; the form requires the reporting of   
			(A) the date of each sale;  
			(B) the buyer's name and address;  
			(C) the species and amount of finfish sold;   
			(D) the location where the finfish were harvested;  
			(E) the dollar amount of each sale;  
			(F) the form of processing used; and  
			(G)  any other information the department requires for management or enforcement purposes;  
		(2) return the customary trade record keeping form to the department as prescribed by the department on the form;  
		(3) display the customary trade record keeping form upon request by a local representative of the department or a peace officer of the state.  
	(b)  A person may not sell subsistence-taken finfish under this section for more than $500 total per household in a calendar year.  
	(c)  A person who receives subsistence-taken finfish in exchange for cash in a customary trade may not resell the fish.  
	(d)  A sale or purchase of finfish authorized under this section, including the delivery of fish to a purchaser, may occur only in the Norton Sound-Port Clarence Area.   

Authorities

16.05.251;16.05.258;16.05.940

Notes

Authority

AS 16.05.251 AS 16.05.258 AS 16.05.940

History

Eff. 7/1/2007, Register 182; am 4/13/2013, Register 206