Fisheries Management (Ocean Trap and Line Share Management Plan) Regulation 2006
Part 3Description of fishery
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Part 3 Description of fishery
Part 3 Description of fishery
Note 1—
The ocean trap and line fishery consists of the following (as described in Schedule 1 to the Act)—
(a) the use of a fish trap to take fish from ocean waters,
(b) the use of a line with hooks attached to take fish from ocean waters,
(c) the use of a spanner crab net to take spanner crabs from ocean waters that are north of a line drawn due east from Korogoro Point (Hat Head).
Note 2—
Ocean waters is defined in Schedule 1 to the Act as waters east of the natural coast line. However, for the purposes of the fishery, ocean waters do not include the waters within 3 nautical miles of—
(a) the high water mark on Lord Howe Island, or
(b) Balls Pyramid.
A reference to ocean waters extends to ocean waters managed in accordance with the law of the State under an arrangement with the Commonwealth, but only while that arrangement has effect.