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Washington Administrative Code (WAC)

Chapter 300

Wash. Admin. Code ch. 220-300

Fish — Definitions and Classifications

FISH AND WILDLIFE, DEPARTMENT OF

220-300-010Definition—Adult salmon 220-300-020Definitions—Anadromous waters 220-300-030Definitions—Bait purposes 220-300-040Definitions—Bottomfish 220-300-050Definitions—Bottomfish pot 220-300-060Definitions—Fishing gear 220-300-070Definitions—Shellfish dive gear 220-300-080Definitions—Hand held tool 220-300-090Definitions—Commercial purposes 220-300-100Definitions—Explosive substance 220-300-110Definitions—Fish length measurement 220-300-120Definitions—Fishing hours 220-300-130Definition—Forage fish 220-300-140Definitions—Jack salmon 220-300-150Geographical definitions—Mile measurement 220-300-160Definitions—Personal-use fishing 220-300-170Definitions—Personal use 220-300-180Definition—SMCRA 220-300-190Definitions—Spawn on kelp 220-300-200Definitions—Spawning salmon 220-300-210Definitions—Wild fish 220-300-220Geographical definitions—River mouth definitions 220-300-230Geographical definitions—Coastal waters 220-300-240Geographical definitions—Grays Harbor 220-300-250Geographical definitions—Willapa Bay 220-300-260Geographical definitions—Columbia River 220-300-270Geographical definition—Lower Columbia River 220-300-280Geographical definitions—Puget Sound 220-300-290Geographical definitions—Puget Sound tributaries 220-300-320Geographical definition—Westport Boat Basin 220-300-330Geographical definition—English Camp Tidelands 220-300-340Geographical definition—Buoy 13 line 220-300-350Geographical definition—Light 26 Line 220-300-360Geographical definition—Bonilla-Tatoosh Line 220-300-370Food fish—Classification 220-300-380Game fish—Classification