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Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-090 - Reduced rate combination elk general licenses

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1) There is hereby created combination elk
				  hunting licenses that allow the holder to hunt elk for the purposes described
				  below. A person purchasing any big game license that includes elk may purchase
				  a reduced rate combination as follows:
(a)
				  Master hunters must purchase a master hunter second elk transport tag to
				  participate in a master hunter special permit hunt. Master hunters must
				  purchase a master hunter elk area 3911 second elk transport tag to participate
				  in the early elk area 3911 master hunter general season hunt. A master hunter
				  in good standing must also purchase a master hunter elk tag in order to utilize
				  a damage prevention or kill permit authorized and conditioned by the
				  department. The fee for this combined license is forty dollars less than the
				  sum of the big game license containing elk and the master hunter second elk
				  tag.
(b)If a hunter is issued a
				  damage prevention or kill permit authorized and conditioned by the department,
				  the hunter must purchase a damage elk tag. The fee for this combined license is
				  forty dollars less than the sum of the big game license containing elk and the
				  damage elk second tag.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-093 - Combination hunting and fishing packages

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There is hereby created an annual Get Outdoors license for
					 residents that combines fishing, shell fishing, and hunting privileges. The fee
					 for the annual Get Outdoors license will not be priced higher than the sum of
					 the individual items. The fee for this license is $208.80 and applicable fees
					 as of December 1, 2019.
The Get Outdoors license includes the following:
(1) Annual combination recreational
				  freshwater, saltwater, and shellfish license as described in WAC
				  220-220-060;
(2) Two-pole endorsement as described in WAC
				  220-220-160;
(3) Puget Sound Dungeness crab endorsement as
				  described in WAC
				  220-310-020;
(4) Annual combination hunting license for
				  deer, elk, bear, and cougar as described in
				  RCW
				  77.32.450;
(5) Small game license as described in
				  RCW
				  77.32.460;
(6) Migratory bird permit and migratory bird
				  authorization as described in
				  RCW
				  77.32.350 and WAC
				  220-412-100;
				  and
(7) Two turkey tags as
				  described in
				  RCW
				  77.32.460.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-095 - Discount distribution

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
When a recreational license is sold at a discount or when
					 it is part of a package of licenses created after January 1, 2017, and sold at
					 a price less than the total value of each individual license product, the funds
					 from the sale of a license or package of licenses are distributed to multiple
					 department accounts. The amount of the funds distributed to each of the
					 accounts shall be reduced by the same percentage as the total discount for the
					 purchase of a license or package commencing with license year 2020
					 products.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-100 - Recreational license, tag, permit, and stamp refunds and exchanges

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(1) For purposes of
				  this section:
(a) "Refund" means the return
				  of money received for a license, stamp, tag, or permit purchase. Refunds may be
				  made by license dealers or the Olympia office of the department.
(b) "Replacement" means reissuing the same
				  species and weapon type of transport tag.
(c) "Exchange" means the surrendering of a
				  transport tag (such as archery deer or Eastern Washington elk archery) and the
				  reissuing of a different transport tag (such as muzzle-loader deer or Western
				  Washington muzzleloader elk).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-110 - Temporary fishing or hunting license validation date

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On a temporary fishing or hunting license, the validation
					 date is the first date on which a licensee may hunt or fish and the temporary
					 license expires at midnight of the day after the validation date for temporary
					 fishing licenses and at midnight of the second day after the validation date
					 for three-consecutive-day small game licenses.
Statutory Authority: 1998 c 191 and RCW 75.08.080.
						99-03-029 (Order 99-02), §
												220-55-050, filed 1/13/99,
						effective 2/13/99. Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-05-004 (Order 96-13),
						§
												220-55-050, filed 2/9/96,
						effective 3/11/96; 94-01-001, §
												220-55-050, filed 12/1/93,
						effective 1/1/94; 79-09-021 (Order 79-58), §
												220-55-050, filed
						8/10/79.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-120 - Duplicate licenses, tags, etc. - Rules for issuance

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Request for replacement of licenses, permits, tags, stamps
					 or catch record cards required by chapter 77.32 RCW, which have been lost,
					 mutilated, or stolen, must be made by the licensee.
Duplicate licenses, permits, tags, stamps and catch record
					 cards may be issued at department offices or by recreational license
					 dealers.
Statutory Authority: 1998 c 191 and RCW 75.08.080.
						99-03-029 (Order 99-02), §
												232-12-189, filed 1/13/99,
						effective 2/13/99. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.32.256. 86-03-054 (Order 267), §
												232-12-189, filed 1/15/86.
						Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 81-22-002 (Order 174), §
												232-12-189, filed
						10/22/81.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-130 - Duplicate license fees

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(1) The
				  cost of a duplicate license document is seven dollars, plus the automated
				  licensing system processing fee and dealer fee, unless the cost of all licenses
				  on the original license document was less than seven dollars, then the license
				  document cost is the same as the original cost, plus the automated licensing
				  system processing fee and dealer fee. The duplicate license document shall
				  contain all licenses purchased at the time the original license document was
				  issued, including a migratory waterfowl permit if such permit was purchased,
				  but shall not include any game tags issued with the original license.
(2) The cost of a duplicate game tag is seven
				  dollars per game tag, plus the automated licensing system processing fee and
				  the dealer fee.
(3) The department
				  will not issue duplicate one-day fishing licenses issued as a charter stamp,
				  duplicate special hunt applications, or duplicate game raffle
				  tickets.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.08.045,
						77.12.170,
						77.12.177,
						77.32.050,
						77.32.240,
						77.32.350,
						77.32.370,
						77.32.430,
						77.32.450,
						77.32.460,
						77.32.470,
						77.32.520,
						77.32.580,
						77.65.020,
						77.65.090,
						77.65.110,
						77.65.150,
						77.65.160,
						77.65.170,
						77.65.190,
						77.65.200,
						77.65.210,
						77.65.220,
						77.65.280,
						77.65.340,
						77.65.390,
						77.65.440,
						77.65.450,
						77.65.480,
						77.65.510,
						77.70.080,
						77.70.190,
						77.70.220,
						77.70.260,
						77.70.490,
						77.115.040, and
						43.84.092. 11-22-002 (Order
						11-282), §
												220-55-200, filed 10/19/11,
						effective 11/19/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047, 2002 c 222. 02-15-038 (Order
						02-153), §
												220-55-200, filed 7/11/02,
						effective 8/11/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-140 - License sales - Dishonored check and credit card transaction penalties

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
All license sales by the department, and by department
					 contract vendors in the case of nonsalmon delivery licenses, are subject to the
					 following provisions.
(1) Definitions.
				  The following definitions apply to this section:
(a) "Collection procedures" means sending a
				  payment on demand notice thirty, sixty, and ninety days after the notice of
				  dishonored instrument has been sent, during which period the person who issued
				  the check or used the credit card will accrue a one percent per month interest
				  fee in addition to the dishonored instrument fee. If the accrued fees have not
				  been paid within thirty days after the mailing of the ninety-day notice, the
				  account will be turned over for collection.
(b) "Dishonored instrument" means a check
				  issued to the department for purchase of a license that has been returned for
				  any reason, including, but not limited to, insufficient funds or closed
				  account, or a credit card transaction with the department for purchase of a
				  license that is not approved by the entity that issued the credit
				  card.
(c) "Dishonored instrument
				  fee" means the additional fee required to be paid for a license that was paid
				  for with a dishonored instrument. The dishonored instrument fee is thirty
				  dollars.
(d) "Notice of dishonored
				  instrument" means the notice sent to a person who attempted purchase of a
				  license with a dishonored instrument. This notice will be mailed to the person
				  at the address given at the time of the license transaction.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-150 - Oregon license reciprocity

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1) A person may, from a vessel or other
				  floating device, fish for game fish, food fish, unclassified fish, and
				  shellfish, unless otherwise prohibited, from Pacific Ocean waters within three
				  miles of the Washington coast from Leadbetter Point to the Washington-Oregon
				  boundary, and from the concurrent waters of the Columbia River where the river
				  forms the boundary between Oregon and Washington if the person possesses a
				  valid Oregon resident angling license or a valid Oregon resident shellfish
				  license, but only if Oregon recognizes as valid a comparable Washington
				  personal use license in Pacific Ocean waters within three miles of the Oregon
				  coast from the Oregon-Washington boundary to Cape Falcon and the concurrent
				  waters of the Columbia River.
(2)
				  This reciprocity applies only to fishing from a vessel or other floating
				  device. Fishing from the Washington shore requires a Washington personal use
				  license.
(3) This reciprocity
				  applies only to Oregon residents, and residents of other states must possess
				  either a valid Washington license or a valid Oregon license to take game fish,
				  food fish, unclassified fish, and shellfish from the waters of the respective
				  states.
(4) Any game fish, food
				  fish, unclassified fish, or shellfish landed into Washington must conform with
				  current rules in effect for the point of landing including, but not limited to,
				  daily limits, possession limits, annual limits, size restrictions, and sex
				  restrictions.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047. 06-07-046 (Order 06-40), §
												220-55-210, filed 3/9/06,
						effective 4/9/06.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-170 - Fish and wildlife lands vehicle use permit

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Recreational license dealers are to issue a fish and
					 wildlife lands vehicle use permit with the first annual recreational or
					 trapping license sold, except for shellfish-seaweed licenses. If the fish and
					 wildlife lands vehicle use permit is not issued because the license is voided
					 or canceled, it is to be returned to the department with the department's copy
					 of the license, and is due by the 10th of the month following the sale of the
					 license.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047. 02-16-070 (Order 02-182), §
												220-55-100, filed 8/6/02,
						effective 9/6/02. Statutory Authority: 1998 c 191 and RCW 75.08.080. 99-03-029
						(Order 99-02), §
												220-55-100, filed 1/13/99,
						effective 2/13/99. Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 94-01-001, §
												220-55-100, filed 12/1/93,
						effective 1/1/94; 80-03-064 (Order 80-12), §
												220-55-100, filed 2/27/80,
						effective 4/1/80. Formerly WAC
						220-105-040.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-180 - Watchable wildlife program

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1)
				  There is established a watchable wildlife program. The minimum amount to
				  participate in the watchable wildlife program is $30.00 per license year, which
				  includes both the license dealer cost and the automated transaction
				  fee.
(2) Applications to
				  participate in the watchable wildlife program must be made through department
				  license dealers. Each person participating in the watchable wildlife program
				  will receive a vehicle use permit from the license dealer.
(3) Each person participating in the
				  watchable wildlife program will receive a watchable wildlife decal and
				  promotional and informational materials from the department throughout the
				  license year. Persons who contribute more than the minimum amount may receive
				  additional materials or consideration.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047. 04-01-052 (Order 03-305), §
												220-20-115, filed 12/11/03,
						effective 1/11/04.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-190 - Waters in which either a personal use freshwater or personal use saltwater fishing license is valid

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
In the following described waters, it is lawful to fish
					 for food fish and gamefish with a personal use freshwater license, saltwater
					 license, or combination license:
(1)
				  Those waters of the Columbia River downstream from a line between Rocky Point
				  on the Washington shore and Tongue Point on the Oregon shore.
(2) Those waters of Grays Harbor described as
				  Catch Record Card Area 2-2 in WAC 220-311-010, and seaward of any river mouth
				  as defined in WAC 220-400-010(16) and 220-416-120(18).
(3) Those waters of Willapa Bay described as
				  Catch Record Card Area 2-1 in WAC 220-311-010, and seaward of any river mouth
				  as defined in WAC 220-400-010(16) and 220-416-120(18).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-200 - Valid catch record card

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
For a catch record card to be valid:
(1) The angler must have in physical
				  possession the appropriate license and catch record card for the area in which
				  the angler is participating, if a license and/or a catch record card is
				  required.
(2) The catch record card
				  must contain the personal information required under WAC
				  220-310-010.
(3) The license issuance date must be legible
				  and not altered, and the license must not be mutilated.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-210 - Columbia River endorsement

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Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.04.012,
						77.04.013,
						77.04.055,
						77.12.045, and
						77.12.047. 13-02-043 (Order
						12-290), §
												220-55-230, filed 12/21/12,
						effective 1/21/13. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.04.020 and
						77.12.047. 11-16-103 (Order
						11-184), §
												220-55-230, filed 8/3/11,
						effective 9/3/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047. 10-07-105 (Order 10-64), §
												220-55-230, filed 3/19/10,
						effective 5/1/10.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-220 - Fishing contests

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1) Contest
				  defined: By definition, a fishing contest exists when 6 or more licensed
				  persons fish competitively and determine winners, regardless of prize
				  value.
(2) Application:
(a) Fishing contest permit applications
				  should be submitted to the department by July 1 of each year for contests that
				  are to take place the following calendar year. After July 1, applications must
				  be submitted not less than 30 days prior to the date for which the contest is
				  proposed.
(b) Applications must
				  include the permit fee required by
				  RCW
				  77.65.480. The fee will be returned if the
				  permit is denied. No more than seven permits will be issued to any one
				  permittee during a calendar year.
(c) For purposes of application for a fishing
				  contest permit, "permittee" means a "person" as defined in
				  RCW
				  77.08.010. All applications from a permittee
				  must be in a single name.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-230 - Free fishing weekend

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
The Saturday and Sunday following the first Monday in June
					 is declared to be free fishing weekend in Washington. On this weekend a fishing
					 license is not required for any person, regardless of age or residency, to fish
					 for or possess fish for which a catch record card is not required. On free
					 fishing weekend, anglers may fish with two poles in all lakes where it is legal
					 to do so without purchasing a two-pole endorsement, and a fish and wildlife
					 lands vehicle access pass is not required to use department parking facilities.
					 Only the license, endorsements, and permit provided for in this section are
					 affected, and all other rules remain in effect.
Free fishing weekend does not apply to fish that require a
					 catch record card or shellfish, and any licensure requirements otherwise
					 provided for by rule continue to apply to those species.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.04.020 and
						77.12.047. 11-16-103 (Order
						11-184), §
												220-55-160, filed 8/3/11,
						effective 9/3/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047. 06-13-023 (Order 06-135), §
												220-55-160, filed 6/13/06,
						effective 7/14/06. Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080 and 77.12.040. 99-08-029
						(Order 99-13), §
												220-55-160, filed 3/30/99,
						effective 5/1/99.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-240 - Harvesting of shellfish, food fish or game fish by persons with a disability (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority: 1998 c 191 and RCW 75.08.080.
						99-03-029 (Order 99-02), §
												220-55-065, filed 1/13/99,
						effective 2/13/99. Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 94-01-001, §
												220-55-065, filed 12/1/93,
						effective 1/1/94; 91-08-054 (Order 91-13), §
												220-55-065, filed 4/2/91,
						effective 5/3/91; 88-05-002 (Order 88-03), §
												220-55-065, filed 2/4/88;
						87-09-066 (Order 87-16), §
												220-55-065, filed 4/21/87;
						80-13-064 (Order 80-123), §
												220-55-065, filed 9/17/80;
						79-09-021 (Order 79-58), §
												220-55-065, filed
						8/10/79.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSES AND VEHICLE USE PERMITS › Section 220-220-250 - Donation program for resident disabled veterans

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1) The department is authorized to create a
				  special donation program for resident disabled veterans who meet the
				  eligibility criteria set forth in
				  RCW
				  77.32.480(1)(a) or
				  (b).
(2) Funds donated by the public will be
				  deposited into a disabled veterans donation fund account. On a first-come,
				  first-served basis, qualifying resident disabled veteran will have the
				  opportunity to purchase certain recreational hunting and fishing licenses at
				  the prices set forth below using funds in the disabled veterans donation fund
				  account, as available. Donation account funds may also be applied to dealer and
				  transaction fees associated with each qualifying license purchase.
(3) Qualifying resident disabled veterans are
				  eligible to purchase the following licenses using available funds from the
				  disabled veterans donation fund account:
(a)
Hunting Licenses:
(i)
				  Deer;
(ii) Deer and elk;
(iii) Deer, elk, bear, cougar;
(iv) Elk;
(v) Small game;
(vi) Deer and elk with small game;
(vii) Deer with small game;
(viii) Deer, elk, bear, cougar with small
				  game;
(ix) Elk with small
				  game;
(x) Bear with small
				  game;
(xi) Cougar with small
				  game;
(xii) Bear;
(xiii) Cougar.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSE DEALERS › Section 220-220-310 - Temporary fish-shellfish-seaweed license and temporary hunting license - License dealer issuance duties

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
A recreational license dealer must, at the time of sale of
					 a two-consecutive-day combination fishing or three-consecutive-day small game
					 license, write the validation date in ink on the license document, or for
					 automated licenses, attach the validation sticker containing the validation
					 date(s) onto the license document. The validation date is the first day on
					 which a licensee may fish for, harvest or possess fish, shellfish, seaweed, or
					 wildlife.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.32.050. 00-11-178 (Order 00-80), §
												220-55-110, filed 5/24/00,
						effective 6/24/00. Statutory Authority: 1998 c 191 and RCW 75.08.080. 99-03-029
						(Order 99-02), §
												220-55-110, filed 1/13/99,
						effective 2/13/99. Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 96-05-004 (Order 96-13),
						§
												220-55-110, filed 2/9/96,
						effective 3/11/96; 94-01-001, §
												220-55-110, filed 12/1/93,
						effective 1/1/94; 89-07-071 (Order 89-05), §
												220-55-110, filed 3/20/89;
						88-05-002 (Order 88-03), §
												220-55-110, filed 2/4/88;
						80-03-064 (Order 80-12), §
												220-55-110, filed 2/27/80,
						effective 4/1/80. Formerly WAC
						220-105-046.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSE DEALERS › Section 220-220-320 - Recreational license dealer's fees

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The department and license dealers may charge a license
					 issuance fee as follows:
(1) Two
				  dollars for the issuance of any of the following fishing licenses:
(a) A combination license.
(b) A saltwater license.
(c) A freshwater license.
(d) A one-, two-, or three-day temporary
				  fishing license.
(e) A family
				  fishing weekend license.
(f) A
				  shellfish and seaweed license.
(g)
				  A razor clam license.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSE DEALERS › Section 220-220-330 - Point-of-sale transaction fee

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
The point-of-sale transaction fee shall be used to operate
					 an automated licensing system or for other uses that support providing fish and
					 wildlife related opportunities, customer service, and enhanced experiences for
					 department license holders.
This fee shall be applied to all automated licensing system
					 purchases of recreational and commercial documents. The transaction fee shall
					 be ten percent of the value of the document transaction, excluding any
					 applicable dealer fees.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.08.045,
						77.12.170,
						77.12.177,
						77.32.050,
						77.32.240,
						77.32.350,
						77.32.370,
						77.32.430,
						77.32.450,
						77.32.460,
						77.32.470,
						77.32.520,
						77.32.580,
						77.65.020,
						77.65.090,
						77.65.110,
						77.65.150,
						77.65.160,
						77.65.170,
						77.65.190,
						77.65.200,
						77.65.210,
						77.65.220,
						77.65.280,
						77.65.340,
						77.65.390,
						77.65.440,
						77.65.450,
						77.65.480,
						77.65.510,
						77.70.080,
						77.70.190,
						77.70.220,
						77.70.260,
						77.70.490,
						77.115.040, and
						43.84.092. 11-22-002 (Order
						11-282), §
												220-55-180, filed 10/19/11,
						effective 11/19/11. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047. 06-01-012 (Order 05-273), §
												220-55-180, filed 12/9/05,
						effective 1/9/06. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047 and 2003 c 389. 04-01-095 (Order
						03-311), §
												220-55-180, filed 12/16/03,
						effective 1/16/04. Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.32.050. 00-11-176 (Order 00-81), §
												220-55-180, filed 5/24/00,
						effective 6/24/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040 and
						77.32.050. 00-02-049 (Order
						99-234), §
												220-55-180, filed 12/30/99,
						effective 1/30/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › RECREATIONAL LICENSE DEALERS › Section 220-220-340 - Catch record cards - Accountability and inventory return

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A recreational license dealer issuing catch record cards
					 for salmon, sturgeon, halibut, and steelhead is subject to the following
					 rules:
(1) Catch record card books may
				  not be transferred from one dealer to another without written permission from
				  the department.
(2) All catch
				  record card books from which all cards have been issued, and any catch record
				  card returned to a dealer by a fisher, must be returned to the department
				  within ten days after the end of each calendar month.
(3) Any dealer terminating business or
				  closing for the license year prior to March 31st must return any unused or
				  partially used catch record card books within thirty days of terminating
				  business or closing for the year.
(4) All partially used catch record card
				  books must be returned to the department by April 30th of the license year
				  following the year printed on the catch record cards. All complete unused catch
				  record card books, and any catch record cards that are void, lost, destroyed or
				  otherwise missing from a dealership, must be accounted for in writing to the
				  department by April 30th of the year following the year printed on the catch
				  record cards.
Statutory Authority: 1998 c 191 and RCW 75.08.080.
						99-03-029 (Order 99-02), §
												220-55-125, filed 1/13/99,
						effective 2/13/99. Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 94-01-001, §
												220-55-125, filed 12/1/93,
						effective 1/1/94; 91-08-054 (Order 91-13), §
												220-55-125, filed 4/2/91,
						effective 5/3/91; 89-07-071 (Order 89-05), §
												220-55-125, filed 3/20/89;
						88-05-002 (Order 88-03), §
												220-55-125, filed 2/4/88;
						80-03-064 (Order 80-12), §
												220-55-125, filed 2/27/80,
						effective 4/1/80. Formerly WAC
						220-105-055.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › LICENSE REVOCATION AND PRIVILEGE SUSPENSION › Section 220-220-400 - Scope of rules - Definitions

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The provisions of this chapter apply to the department's
					 authority under chapter 77.15 RCW to issue orders that revoke licenses, tags,
					 or permits issued by the department, or to suspend privileges administered by
					 the department.
(1) "Revoke" and
				  "revocation" mean issuance of a department order under chapter 77.15 RCW that
				  takes away a license, tag, or permit. A revocation order nullifies all
				  privileges represented by the license, tag, or permit, regardless of whether a
				  revoked license is physically returned to the department, unless that order is
				  withdrawn or reversed.
(2)
				  "Suspend" and "suspension" mean issuance of a department order under chapter
				  77.15 RCW that prohibits a person from enjoying or exercising a privilege that
				  is regulated by any licenses, tags, or permits issued by the department. When a
				  person is subject to an order suspending privileges, then any license obtained
				  in violation of the suspension is void.
(3) For purposes of suspending hunting
				  privileges because of a person shooting another person or domestic livestock
				  while hunting pursuant to
				  RCW
				  77.15.720, a person is "hunting" if the
				  person is in transit to or from engaging in hunting activities, or the person
				  is in the field engaging in hunting activities.
Statutory Authority:
						RCW
						77.12.047. 04-05-026 (Order 04-22), §
												220-125-010, filed 2/10/04,
						effective 3/12/04. Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 00-01-101 (Order
						99-209), §
												220-125-010, filed 12/16/99,
						effective 1/16/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › LICENSE REVOCATION AND PRIVILEGE SUSPENSION › Section 220-220-410 - Issuing orders of revocation or suspension

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Upon a determination that there are grounds for an order of
					 revocation or suspension provided by statute, the director, or the director's
					 authorized designee, is authorized to issue a revocation or suspension
					 order.
(1) Time limit for orders. An
				  order shall be issued no later than two years from the last conviction or other
				  event that provides the grounds for the order.
(2) Effective date of orders. An order shall
				  not be effective until the 21st calendar day following the mailing date of the
				  order and shall remain in effect through the entire period of suspension, or
				  the remaining period of the revoked license, unless the order is withdrawn, or
				  unless recipient files a timely request for an adjudicative proceeding under
				  WAC 220-125-050 to contest the order.
				  When there is a timely request for an adjudicative proceeding, the effective
				  date, if any, shall be set by the final order that results from the
				  adjudicative proceeding.
(3)
				  Exception for orders that take effect immediately. If the director makes a
				  finding that public health, safety, or welfare requires emergency action, the
				  order may provide that revocation or suspension take effect immediately, or at
				  any time prior to an adjudicative proceeding. A person subject to such an order
				  may seek an adjudicative proceeding and that proceeding shall include an
				  opportunity to seek expedited review of the determination that the order take
				  effect immediately.
(4) Finality of
				  orders. If there is no timely request for an adjudicative proceeding, then the
				  order shall be final. An order contested in an adjudicative proceeding is final
				  when that proceeding ends in a final order pursuant to the Administrative
				  Procedure Act, or is otherwise dismissed. There shall be no collateral attack
				  nor relitigation of any final order.
Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 00-01-101 (Order
						99-209), §
												220-125-020, filed 12/16/99,
						effective 1/16/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › LICENSE REVOCATION AND PRIVILEGE SUSPENSION › Section 220-220-420 - Content of order

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An order of revocation or suspension shall include the
					 information required by this section.
(1) A statement of material facts, such as
				  the fact of conviction or other material facts set by statute or rule, and a
				  statement of the legal authority that authorizes the order.
(2) A statement identifying what license,
				  tag, or permit, or licensing privileges are revoked and/or suspended.
(3) A statement describing the beginning and
				  end of the period of revocation and/or suspension.
(4) A statement describing rights to request
				  an adjudicative proceeding to contest the order.
Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 00-01-101 (Order
						99-209), §
												220-125-040, filed 12/16/99,
						effective 1/16/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › LICENSE REVOCATION AND PRIVILEGE SUSPENSION › Section 220-220-430 - Adjudicative proceedings to contest an order of revocation or suspension

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A person who is subject to an order of revocation or
					 suspension shall have the rights provided by this section to request an
					 adjudicative proceeding to contest the order. No person other than the
					 recipient of the order or the recipient's legal representative shall have
					 standing to request an adjudicative proceeding. The adjudicative proceeding
					 shall be in compliance with provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act,
					 except as modified by applicable rules of the department.
(1) Service by department. Service of the
				  order by the department is valid if done in any of the following manners:
(a) Personal service on the recipient in the
				  manner allowed by the civil rules for service of a complaint and
				  summons;
(b) Service by mail to the
				  last mailing address of a licensee; or
(c) Service by mail to the mailing address of
				  a person convicted of a violation of chapter 77.15 RCW as shown by court
				  records of the conviction.
When service is by mail, the date of service shall be shown
					 on the department order as the date of department mailing, and may be proved by
					 a certificate of mailing.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › LICENSE REVOCATION AND PRIVILEGE SUSPENSION › Section 220-220-440 - Grounds for reversing or modifying an order of suspension or revocation

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An adjudicative proceeding to review a department order of
					 revocation or suspension shall reverse or modify an order only when the order
					 was not authorized by law, or as otherwise provided in this section. Where an
					 issue of fact is material to determining the validity of an order, then the
					 department shall be required to prove the fact by a preponderance of evidence,
					 except that a person contesting the order shall have the burden to prove any
					 fact that is in the nature of an affirmative defense.
(1) Adjudicative proceedings to contest an
				  order shall be limited to the following issues:
(a) Whether the person was in fact convicted
				  of the relevant offenses or committed any conduct or actions that are material
				  to the order;
(b) Whether the law
				  authorizes the order of revocation or suspension of the particular license(s)
				  or privilege(s);
(c) Whether the
				  period of revocation or suspension is consistent with the period required or
				  allowed by law; and
(d) Any other
				  issue that the presiding officer determines is necessary to review of the order
				  or review of the discretion exercised by the director.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › LICENSE REVOCATION AND PRIVILEGE SUSPENSION › Section 220-220-450 - Orders upon adjudication

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(1) The
				  presiding officer shall enter findings, conclusions, and an order that affirms,
				  modifies, or vacates the original order revoking or suspending. If the
				  presiding officer enters an order that includes any period of revocation or
				  suspension, then the order shall expressly state the beginning and ending
				  period of any period of revocation or suspension, and shall identify the
				  licenses or privileges that are revoked or suspended.
(2) If the revocation or suspension was
				  imposed with a finding of immediate effect pursuant to WAC
				  220-125-020, then the period
				  shall include such time that the person has been suspended or revoked under WAC
				  220-125-020. However, if the
				  revocation or suspension did not take effect due to the initiation of the
				  adjudicative proceeding, then the period of revocation or suspension shall
				  begin on the twenty-first day after service of the final order and continue
				  through the period set by statute or applicable rule.
Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 00-01-101 (Order
						99-209), §
												220-125-070, filed 12/16/99,
						effective 1/16/00.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Chapter 220-220 - General recreational licensing rules › LICENSE REVOCATION AND PRIVILEGE SUSPENSION › Section 220-220-460 - Reinstatement

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There shall be no reinstatement petitions authorized for
					 any order of revocation or suspension except as provided by this
					 section.
(1) A person under an
				  indefinite order of suspension or an order that prohibits issuance of licenses
				  for an indefinite period, based on statutes in existence prior to June 11,
				  1998, may petition the director for reinstatement of privileges by showing
				  that:
(a) The person has complied with an
				  analogous period of suspension that would be imposed under chapter 77.15 RCW;
				  and
(b) The person has not been
				  convicted of violating any fish or wildlife laws of the state of Washington, or
				  any laws in Title 75 or 77 RCW, since the person was suspended or subject to an
				  order prohibiting issuance of licenses to the person.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-010 - Definition - Adult salmon

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"Adult salmon" is defined as a chinook salmon greater than 24
				  inches in length, a coho salmon greater than 20 inches in length, or a chum,
				  pink or sockeye salmon greater than 12 inches in length.
Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080 and 77.12.040. 98-15-081
					 (Order 98-122), §
											220-16-002, filed 7/15/98,
					 effective 8/15/98.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-030 - Definitions - Bait purposes

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The taking or possession of food fish for bait is defined as
				  capturing food fish which will be used to entice or lure other fish or
				  shellfish to a hook, lure, trap or other fishing gear for the purpose of
				  capture for sport or commercial use and shall not include food fish or
				  shellfish taken for feeding to zoo or domestic animals.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-040 - Definitions-Bottomfish

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The term "bottomfish," unless otherwise provided, is defined
				  as including Pacific cod, Pacific tomcod, Pacific hake, walleye pollock,
				  lingcod, ratfish, sablefish, cabezon, buffalo sculpin, great scul-pin, red
				  Irish lord, brown Irish lord, Pacific staghorn sculpin, wolf-eel, giant wry
				  mouth, plainfin midshipman, North Pacific spiny dogfish, sixgill shark, tope
				  shark, and all species of skate, dab, sole, flounder (except Pacific halibut),
				  greenling, shark, rockfish, rattail, and surfperch (except shiner
				  perch).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-050 - Definitions - Bottomfish pot

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"Bottomfish pot" shall be defined as a portable, enclosed
				  device with one or more gates or entrances and one or more lines attached to
				  surface floats. Bottomfish pots must have biodegradable escape panels
				  constructed with #21 or smaller untreated cotton twine in such a manner that an
				  opening at least eight inches in diameter results when the twine
				  deteriorates.
Statutory Authority: RCW 75.08.080. 82-14-056 (Order
					 82-72), §
											220-16-145, filed 7/1/82; Order
					 866, §
											220-16-145, filed
					 6/12/70.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-060 - Definitions - Fishing gear

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It shall be unlawful to operate in any area of the state of
				  Washington or any area over which the state of Washington has concurrent
				  jurisdiction any of the types of fishing gear defined hereinafter in this
				  section for any purpose or by any means whatsoever except at the times, places
				  and in the manners and for the species, quantities, sizes and sexes of food
				  fish and shellfish or fish for food fish and shellfish with any type of fishing
				  appliance not defined hereinafter in this section.
Order 810, §
											220-16-010, filed 4/17/69;
					 subsections 2, 7 rescinded by Order 758, § 1, filed 10/16/67; subsection
					 14 amended by Order 758, § 2, filed 10/16/67; subsections 1-28 amended by
					 Order 726, filed 4/24/67; subsections 1-4, 6, 7, 10, 12, 15-21, 23-25 from
					 Order 256, filed 3/1/60; subsection 15 amended by Order 677, filed 3/31/66;
					 subsection 25 amended by Order 672, filed 12/28/65; subsections 5 and 9 from
					 Order 569, filed 4/11/63; Orders 313 and 256, filed 3/1/60; subsection 9
					 amended by Order 635, filed 3/31/65; subsection 8 from Orders 406 and 256,
					 filed 3/1/60; subsection 11 from Order 525, filed 5/3/61; Order 256, filed
					 3/1/60; subsection 13 from Orders 285 and 256, filed 3/1/60; subsection 14 from
					 Order 591, filed 10/28/63; Orders 480 and 256, filed 3/1/60; subsection 22 from
					 Order 543, filed 3/20/62; Order 256, filed 3/1/60; subsection 26 from Orders
					 480 and 256, filed 3/1/60; subsections 27, 28 from Order 525, filed
					 5/3/61.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-070 - Definitions - Shellfish dive gear

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"Shellfish dive gear" is defined as compressed gas delivery
				  equipment required for breathing underwater and attire required to provide
				  thermal protection during underwater shellfish dive harvest
				  operations.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-080 - Definitions - Hand held tool

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"Hand held tool" is defined as tools that are held by hand
				  and are not powered by internal combustion, hydraulics, pneumatics, or
				  electricity.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-090 - Definitions - Commercial purposes

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The taking, fishing for, possession, processing, or
				  otherwise dealing in or disposing of food fish and shellfish for commercial
				  purposes is defined as the taking or fishing for food fish with any gear
				  unlawful for fishing for personal use, or taking or possessing food fish and
				  shellfish in excess of the limits permitted for personal use, or taking,
				  fishing for, handling, processing, or otherwise disposing of or dealing in food
				  fish with the intent of disposing of such food fish, shellfish or parts thereof
				  for profit or by sale, barter, trade or in commercial
				  channels.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-300 - Fish-Definitions and classifications › Section 220-300-100 - Definitions - Explosive substance

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The term "explosive substance" includes, but is not limited
				  to, any gaseous discharge that generates pressure waves capable of harming food
				  fish or shellfish.