Chapter 187A

§187A-1 Definitions for Hawaii's ocean and aquaculture rules

§187A-1.5 What counts as state marine waters

§187A-1.6 State fishing rules also apply outside state waters

§187A-2 Department's powers and duties

§187A-3.5 Aquaculturist license and license to sell prohibited aquatic life

§187A-4 Administrator of aquatic resources

§187A-5 Rules for protecting and managing aquatic life

§187A-5.5 Matching state and federal fishing rules

§187A-6 Special activity permits

§187A-6.5 Releasing non-native fish and seizing harmful aquatic life

§187A-7 Spending and accepting gifts for the department

§187A-8 Working with other government agencies

§187A-9 Federal aid in sport fish restoration

§187A-9.5 Sport Fish Special Fund

§187A-10 Who can sell fishing licenses and what they must do

§187A-12 University can use state aquatic facilities for research

§187A-12.4 False statements in required documents

§187A-12.5 Fines for breaking aquatic life rules

§187A-13 Penalties for breaking aquatic life rules

§187A-14 Informer's fee

§187A-15 When officers can search your catch

§187A-21 Public fishing grounds

§187A-22 Buying or leasing land does not give fishing rights

§187A-23 Rules for konohiki private fishing areas

§187A-31 Definitions: high risk vessel

§187A-32 State agency leads fight against invasive aquatic species

§187A-41 Aquatic mitigation banking and in-lieu fee programs

§187A-42 State agency can make rules for this law

§187A-51 Ocean Stewardship Special Fund

§187A-52 Ocean stewardship user fee