Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-330 - Personal-use shellfish › Section 220-330-090 - Crawfish, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, goose barnacles, scallops, squid, octopus-Areas and seasons

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
It is unlawful to fish for personal use for crawfish, sea
				  urchins, sea cucumbers, goose barnacles, and scallops except in the following
				  areas and seasons:
(1)
Crawfish:
Open in all waters from the first Monday in May through
				October 31.
(2)
Sea
				cucumbers:
Open July 1 through the last day in February in all waters,
				except in the following closed areas:
(a) All
				waters of Marine Area 12.
(b) All
				waters of Marine Area 8-1.
(c) All
				waters of Marine Area 8-2.
(d) All
				waters of Marine Area 10.
(e) Those
				waters of Marine Area 9 south of a line projected from Foulweather Bluff
				(47° 56.4'N, 122° 36.726'W) to Double Bluff (47° 58.054'N, 122°
				32.78'W).
(f) Those waters of San
				Juan Channel and Upright Channel within the following lines: North and west of
				a line from the northernmost point of Turn Island on San Juan Island (48°
				32.146'N, 122° 58.279'W) to Flat Point on Lopez Island (48° 33.060'N,
				122° 55.181'W) and then projected from Flat Point true west to Shaw Island
				(48° 33.062'N, 122° 56.509'W) north of a line projected from the
				northernmost point of Turn Island (48° 32.146'N, 122° 58.279'W) true
				west to San Juan Island (48° 32.146'N, 122° 59.033'W) west of a line
				from Neck Point on Shaw Island (48° 35.233'N, 123° 0.744'W) to Steep
				Point on Orcas Island (48° 36.559'N, 123° 1.387'W) and south of a line
				from Steep Point on Orcas Island to Limestone Point on San Juan Island (48°
				37.348'N, 123° 6.450'W).
(g)
				Those waters of Haro Strait north of a line projected true west from the
				southernmost point of Cattle Point on San Juan Island (48° 27.006'N,
				122° 57.818'W) to the international border and south of a line projected
				true west from a point 1/4 mile north of Lime Kiln Light on San Juan Island
				(48° 31.202'N, 123° 9.162'W) to the international border.
(h) Argyle Lagoon: Those University of
				Washington-owned tidelands and all bedlands enclosed by the inner spit of
				Argyle Lagoon on San Juan Island.
(i) Those waters within 1/4 mile of Ta-toosh
				Island.
(j) Those waters of the
				Strait of Juan de Fuca in the vicinity of Low Point west of a line projected
				true north from the shoreline at 123° 48.3'W longitude to the international
				border, and east of a line projected true north from the shoreline at 123°
				52.7'W longitude to the international border at 123° 52.7'W
				longitude.
(k) Those waters of
				Eagle Harbor west of a line projected from Wing Point (47° 37.241'N,
				122° 29.535'W) to Eagle Harbor Creosote Light Number 1 (47° 36.975'N,
				122° 29.792'W), then projected true west to the shore on Bainbridge Island
				(47° 36.975'N, 122° 29.977'W).
(l) The waters of Sinclair Inlet west of a
				line projected southerly from the easternmost point of Point Turner (47°
				33.886'N, 122° 37.397'W) to landfall directly below the Kit-sap Transit
				foot ferry terminal in Annapolis (47° 32.868'N, 122°
				36.973'W).
(m) All waters of Hale
				Passage and Wollochet Bay within the following lines:
West and north of a line starting at Point Fosdick following
				  longitude 122° 35'W southward to latitude 47° 14'; then true west to
				  Fox Island, and east and north of a line starting at Green Point following
				  longitude 122° 41'W southward to latitude 47° 16.5'N; then true east to
				  Fox Island.