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Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 95
95 (1) Subject to the conditions of a licence, no person shall harvest rockweed unless he (a) uses an instrument that severs with a cutting action; and (b) leaves a length of at least 127 mm above the holdfast. (2) No person shall have in his possession any rockweed plant to which the holdfast is attached. (3) Subject to the conditions of a licence, no person shall use a drag rake to harvest Irish moss in (a) that portion of District 1 bounded as follows: commencing from the point at a wooden stake bearing Prince Edward Island Grid Co-ordinate Values N-264973.75 and E-209559.48, thence in a westerly direction on a magnetic bearing of 313°00′ a distance of 700 m to a water buoy, thence in a northerly direction on a magnetic bearing of 43°00′ a distance of approximately 619 m to a water buoy, thence in an easterly direction on a magnetic bearing of 113°00′ a distance of 515 m to a wooden stake on the shore, and thence in a southerly direction on a magnetic bearing of 203°11′ a distance of approximately 644 m to the place of beginning; or (b) that portion of Districts 2 and 3 lying between a line bearing 35° true from Latitude 46°34′37″N., Longitude 63°42′50″W. (Malpeque Harbor Light) and a line bearing 360° true from Latitude 46°24′35″N., Longitude 63°02′32″W. (Tracadie Range Light). (4) Subject to the conditions of a licence, no person shall use a basket drag rake to harvest marine plants. (5) Subject to the conditions of a licence, no person shall harvest Irish moss in District 12 with a hand rake if the distance between the tines of the hand rake is less than 5 mm.
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 96
96 Notwithstanding the conditions of a licence, no person shall (a) harvest horsetail or Irish moss of the species Chondrus crispus in the waters along the coast of Prince Edward Island lying east of a line bearing 360° true from Latitude 46°26′31″N., Longitude 62°44′54″W. (St. Peters Light) to a line bearing 135° true from Latitude 46°20′N., Longitude 62°17′W. (Souris) from January 1 to December 31; or (b) harvest horsetail or Irish moss in a harvesting district set out in an item of Schedule XXVI during the period set out in that item.
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 97
97 In this Part, angling gear means a rod and reel to which is attached a single line with only one hook; ( engin de pêche à la ligne ) fishing port , in respect of a vessel used in fishing for tuna, means the port or ports specified in the licence under the authority of which the vessel is being operated; ( port de pêche ) tended line means a line that is at least 9 mm in diameter, equipped with only one hook and attached at all times to a fishing vessel while used in fishing, but does not include angling gear. ( ligne tendue ) SOR/93-61, s. 32
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angling gear means a rod and reel to which is attached a single line with only one hook; ( engin de pêche à la ligne )
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fishing port , in respect of a vessel used in fishing for tuna, means the port or ports specified in the licence under the authority of which the vessel is being operated; ( port de pêche )
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tended line means a line that is at least 9 mm in diameter, equipped with only one hook and attached at all times to a fishing vessel while used in fishing, but does not include angling gear. ( ligne tendue )
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 98
98 This Part applies in respect of the waters referred to in subsection 3(1) and in respect of all waters of the Atlantic Ocean not referred to in that subsection. SOR/93-61, s. 32
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 99
99 No person shall fish for bluefin using a vessel set out in column I of an item of Schedule XXV with the type of gear set out in column II of that item during the close time set out in column III of that item. SOR/93-61, s. 32
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 100
100 Subject to subsection 103(2), no person shall, unless otherwise authorized by a licence, catch a bluefin with any gear other than angling gear or a tended line and retain the bluefin. SOR/93-61, s. 32
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 102
102 (1) No person shall have in possession any bluefin tuna that weighs less than 30 kg. (2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), no person shall be in possession of any bigeye tuna or yellowfin tuna that weighs less than 3.2 kg. (3) Subsection (2) does not apply where (a) the catching of the bigeye tuna weighing less than 3.2 kg was incidental to the catching of larger bigeye tuna; and (b) the number of bigeye tuna weighing less than 3.2 kg that are retained during one fishing trip does not exceed a fishing quota of 15 per cent of the number of larger bigeye tuna that are retained during that fishing trip. (4) Subsection (2) does not apply where (a) the catching of the yellowfin tuna weighing less than 3.2 kg was incidental to the catching of larger yellowfin tuna; and (b) the number of yellowfin tuna weighing less than 3.2 kg that are retained during one fishing trip does not exceed a fishing quota of 15 per cent of the number of larger yellowfin tuna that are retained during that fishing trip. SOR/93-61, s. 32; SOR/94-292, s. 5; SOR/2017-58, s. 19(F)
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 103
103 (1) A person who is fishing under the authority of a licence for swordfish with a longline may retain tuna, other than bluefin, that is caught incidentally. (2) A person who is fishing under the authority of a licence for any species of fish, other than bluefin, with a trap net may, except during the close time beginning on January 1 and ending on April 30, retain any bluefin caught by that trap net in that portion of St. Margaret’s Bay, Nova Scotia, inside a straight line joining Latitude 44°28′N., Longitude 64°05′W. (New Harbour Point, Lunenburg County) and Latitude 44°26′N., Longitude 63°46′W. (Brig Point on Betty Island, Halifax County). SOR/92-348, s. 4; SOR/93-61, s. 32
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 104
104 (1) A person who kills a bluefin tuna shall forthwith attach a valid numbered tag issued by the Department to the ninth finlet from the tail of the bluefin tuna. (1.1) For the purpose of subsection (1), a bluefin tuna tag is valid only for the year indicated on the tag and only if (a) it bears a tag number set out in a licence authorizing the person referred to in subsection (1) to fish for bluefin tuna; (b) the tag number is legible; and (c) it has not been tampered with. (2) No person shall remove a tag attached to a bluefin pursuant to subsection (1) except at the time the bluefin is prepared for consumption. SOR/93-61, s. 32; SOR/94-292, s. 7
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 105
105 No person shall have in possession a dead bluefin unless there is attached to it a numbered tag referred to in subsection 104(1). SOR/93-61, s. 32
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 106
106 (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall fish with an otter trawl in any waters set out in an item of Schedule XXXI from a vessel of a length set out in that item during the close time set out in that item. (2) If a person is the owner of a vessel less than 15.2 m in overall length, that person may, subject to these Regulations, use that vessel to fish with an otter trawl in the waters set out in item 4, column I, of Schedule XXXI during the period from September 1 to December 31. SOR/93-61, s. 33(F); SOR/94-45, s. 2; SOR/2011-39, s. 6 SOR/2022-196, s. 6
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 106.1
106.1 No person shall fish with an otter trawl from a vessel 19.8 m or more in overall length within twelve nautical miles of the nearest shore on the Atlantic sea-coast of Canada. SOR/91-357, s. 3
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 108
108 Notwithstanding anything in these Regulations, during the period August 1 to September 30, no person shall fish with an otter trawl, a scallop drag or a groundfish gill net in the waters adjacent to the southwest coast of Nova Scotia enclosed by the coastline and straight lines joining the following points in the order in which they are listed: Point North Latitude West Longitude 1 44°01′30″ 66°10′00″ 2 44°01′30″ 66°20′00″ 3 43°56′06″ 66°20′00″ 4 43°56′06″ 66°09′06″
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 109
109 Notwithstanding anything in these Regulations, no person shall fish with a vessel more than 15.2 m in overall length in those waters of Northumberland Strait enclosed by the coastlines of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island and (a) a straight line joining Latitude 47°00′48″N., Longitude 64°49′40″W. (Eel River, New Brunswick) to Latitude 47°03′15″N., Longitude 64°00′W. (North Cape, Prince Edward Island); and (b) a straight line joining Latitude 46°26′55″N., Longitude 61°58′25″W. (East Point, Prince Edward Island) to Latitude 46°11′N., Longitude 61°25′30″W. (Sight Point, Nova Scotia). SOR/88-543, s. 1
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 109.1
109.1 No person shall fish with a vessel more than 12 m in overall length in the waters along the Lower North Shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence that are inside or shoreward of a line drawn from the shore through a point at Latitude 51°24′46″ North and Longitude 57°06′07″ West to a point at Latitude 51°22′ North and Longitude 57°05′49″ West; THENCE, to a point at Latitude 51°21′20″ North and Longitude 57°11′56″ West; and THENCE, through a point at Latitude 51°28′20″ North and Longitude 57°22′38″ West to the shore. SOR/91-357, s. 4
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 110
110 (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall (a) fish for any species of fish with a hoop net; or (b) have a hoop net on board a vessel. (2) Where a person is licensed to fish for lobster in Lobster Fishing Area 23 or 25, he may, in that Lobster Fishing Area, use hoop nets to fish for bait to use in his lobster traps if it is not during a close time in that Lobster Fishing Area.
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 111
111 No person shall fish with a drift net for any species of fish other than salmon in the portion of Salmon Fishing Area 16 (Miramichi Bay) that is enclosed by the coastline of New Brunswick and straight lines joining the following points, in the order in which they are listed: Point North Latitude West Longitude 1 47°26′00″ 64°53′12″ 2 47°05′06″ 64°45′21″ 3 47°04′26″ 64°47′52″ SOR/93-61, s. 35
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 113
113 During the period April 15 to December 31, no person shall fish with a gill net or trap net in that portion of Pistolet Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador inside a straight line joining Latitude 51°33′06″N., Longitude 55°45′W., (Blackberry Point) to Latitude 51°33′08″N., Longitude 55°52′19″W., (Forest Point). SOR/2017-58, s. 23
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 114
114 During the period July 1 to August 30, no person shall fish with a gill net in the waters adjacent to King’s County, Prince Edward Island enclosed by the coastline of Prince Edward Island and straight lines joining the following points in the order in which they are listed: Point North Latitude West Longitude 1 46°26′22″ 62°45′36″ 2 46°28′05″ 62°45′36″ 3 46°28′05″ 62°41′44″ 4 46°27′17″ 62°41′44″
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 115
115 No person shall fish with a gill net within 50 m of the coastline of Richmond County, Nova Scotia, measured at normal low tide.
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 115.1
115.1 No person shall, during the period June 1 to September 15, fish for groundfish from a vessel 10.67 m or more in overall length in the waters adjacent to the coast of Labrador enclosed by the coastline and straight lines joining the following points in the order in which they are listed: Point North Latitude West Longitude 1 53°20′00″ 55°47′54″ 2 53°20′00″ 55°44′45″ 3 53°24′15″ 55°40′30″ 4 53°33′00″ 55°43′54″ 5 53°33′00″ 55°46′18″ 6 53°26′15″ 56°02′06″ SOR/91-463, s. 1
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — 115.2
115.2 No person shall leave fishing gear unattended in the water for more than 72 consecutive hours. SOR/93-61, s. 36; SOR/94-45, s. 4(F); SOR/2003-137, s. 12(F)
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Those waters bounded by straight lines joining the following points in the order in which they are listed. Point Latitude Longitude 1 46°52.7′N 57°28.0′W 2 46°52.7′N 56°29.0′W 3 46°30.0′N 56°29.0′W 4 46°30.0′N 57°28.0′W 5 46°52.7′N 57°28.0′W
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That portion of the Convention Area bounded on the south by a line extending due east from a point at 61°00′ north latitude and 65°00′ west longitude to a point at 61°00′ north latitude and 59°00′ west longitude thence in a southeasterly direction along a rhumb line to a point at 60°12′ north latitude and 57°13′ west longitude; thence bounded on the east by a series of geodesic lines joining the following points:
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and thence due north to the parallel of 78°10′ north latitude, and bounded on the west by a line beginning at 61°00′ north latitude and 65°00′ west longitude and extending in a northwesterly direction along a rhumb line to the coast of Baffin Island at East Bluff (61°55′ north latitude and 66°20′ west longitude) and thence in a northerly direction along the coast of Baffin Island, Bylot Island, Devon Island and Ellesmere Island and following the meridian of 80° west longitude in the waters between those islands to 78°10′ north latitude and bounded on the north by the parallel of 78°10′ north latitude.
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — (b)
(b) Subarea 0 is composed of two Divisions: Division 0-A That portion of the Subarea lying to the north of the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude; Division 0-B That portion of the Subarea lying to the south of the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude.
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Division 0-A That portion of the Subarea lying to the north of the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude;
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That portion of the Subarea lying to the north of the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude;
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Division 0-B That portion of the Subarea lying to the south of the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude.
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That portion of the Subarea lying to the south of the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude.
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2(a) Subarea 1 That portion of the Convention Area lying to the east of Subarea 0 and to the north and east of a rhumb line joining a point at 60°12′ north latitude and 57°13′ west longitude with a point at 52°15′ north latitude and 42°00′ west longitude.
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That portion of the Convention Area lying to the east of Subarea 0 and to the north and east of a rhumb line joining a point at 60°12′ north latitude and 57°13′ west longitude with a point at 52°15′ north latitude and 42°00′ west longitude.
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — (b)
(b) Subarea 1 is composed of six Divisions: Division 1A That portion of the Subarea lying north of the parallel of 68°50′ north latitude (Christianshaab); Division 1B That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude (five nautical miles north of Umanarsugssuak) and the parallel of 68°50′ north latitude (Christianshaab); Division 1C That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 64°15′ north latitude (four nautical miles north of Godthaab) and the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude (five nautical miles north of Umanarsugssuak); Division 1D That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 62°30′ north latitude (Frederikshaab Glacier) and the parallel of 64°15′ north latitude (four nautical miles north of Godthaab); Division 1E That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 60°45′ north latitude (Cape Desolation) and the parallel of 62°30′ north latitude (Frederikshaab Glacier); Division 1F That portion of the Subarea lying south of the parallel of 60°45′ north latitude (Cape Desolation).
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Division 1A That portion of the Subarea lying north of the parallel of 68°50′ north latitude (Christianshaab);
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That portion of the Subarea lying north of the parallel of 68°50′ north latitude (Christianshaab);
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Division 1B That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude (five nautical miles north of Umanarsugssuak) and the parallel of 68°50′ north latitude (Christianshaab);
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That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude (five nautical miles north of Umanarsugssuak) and the parallel of 68°50′ north latitude (Christianshaab);
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Division 1C That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 64°15′ north latitude (four nautical miles north of Godthaab) and the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude (five nautical miles north of Umanarsugssuak);
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That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 64°15′ north latitude (four nautical miles north of Godthaab) and the parallel of 66°15′ north latitude (five nautical miles north of Umanarsugssuak);
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Division 1D That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 62°30′ north latitude (Frederikshaab Glacier) and the parallel of 64°15′ north latitude (four nautical miles north of Godthaab);
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That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 62°30′ north latitude (Frederikshaab Glacier) and the parallel of 64°15′ north latitude (four nautical miles north of Godthaab);
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Division 1E That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 60°45′ north latitude (Cape Desolation) and the parallel of 62°30′ north latitude (Frederikshaab Glacier);
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That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 60°45′ north latitude (Cape Desolation) and the parallel of 62°30′ north latitude (Frederikshaab Glacier);
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Division 1F That portion of the Subarea lying south of the parallel of 60°45′ north latitude (Cape Desolation).
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That portion of the Subarea lying south of the parallel of 60°45′ north latitude (Cape Desolation).
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3(a) Subarea 2 That portion of the Convention Area lying to the east of the meridian of 64°30′ west longitude in the area of Hudson Strait, to the south of Subarea 0, to the south and west of Subarea 1 and to the north of the parallel of 52°15′ north latitude.
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That portion of the Convention Area lying to the east of the meridian of 64°30′ west longitude in the area of Hudson Strait, to the south of Subarea 0, to the south and west of Subarea 1 and to the north of the parallel of 52°15′ north latitude.
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — (b)
(b) Subarea 2 is composed of three Divisions: Division 2G That portion of the Subarea lying north of the parallel of 57°40′ north latitude (Cape Mugford); Division 2H That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 55°20′ north latitude (Hopedale) and the parallel of 57°40′ north latitude (Cape Mugford); Division 2J That portion of the Subarea lying south of the parallel of 55°20′ north latitude (Hopedale).
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Division 2G That portion of the Subarea lying north of the parallel of 57°40′ north latitude (Cape Mugford);
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That portion of the Subarea lying north of the parallel of 57°40′ north latitude (Cape Mugford);
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Division 2H That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 55°20′ north latitude (Hopedale) and the parallel of 57°40′ north latitude (Cape Mugford);
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That portion of the Subarea lying between the parallel of 55°20′ north latitude (Hopedale) and the parallel of 57°40′ north latitude (Cape Mugford);
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Division 2J That portion of the Subarea lying south of the parallel of 55°20′ north latitude (Hopedale).
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That portion of the Subarea lying south of the parallel of 55°20′ north latitude (Hopedale).
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4(a) Subarea 3 That portion of the Convention Area lying south of the parallel of 52°15′ north latitude; and to the east of a line extending due north from Cape Bauld on the north coast of Newfoundland and Labrador to 52°15′ north latitude; to the north of the parallel of 39°00′ north latitude; and to the east and north of a rhumb line commencing at 39°00′ north latitude, 50°00′ west longitude and extending in a northwesterly direction to pass through a point at 43°30′ north latitude, 55°00′ west longitude in the direction of a point at 47°50′ north latitude, 60°00′ west longitude until it intersects a straight line connecting Cape Ray, on the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, with Cape North on Cape Breton Island; thence in a northeasterly direction along said line to Cape Ray.
Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985 — Atlantic Fishery Regulations, 1985
That portion of the Convention Area lying south of the parallel of 52°15′ north latitude; and to the east of a line extending due north from Cape Bauld on the north coast of Newfoundland and Labrador to 52°15′ north latitude; to the north of the parallel of 39°00′ north latitude; and to the east and north of a rhumb line commencing at 39°00′ north latitude, 50°00′ west longitude and extending in a northwesterly direction to pass through a point at 43°30′ north latitude, 55°00′ west longitude in the direction of a point at 47°50′ north latitude, 60°00′ west longitude until it intersects a straight line connecting Cape Ray, on the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, with Cape North on Cape Breton Island; thence in a northeasterly direction along said line to Cape Ray.