For regulations regarding lay net (gill net) fishing in open areas, go to Regulations for Lay Net/Gill Net Fishers.
(1) Puakō-‘Anaeho‘omalu fish replenishment area;
(2) Ka‘ūpūlehu fish replenishment area;
(3) Kikaua Point-Mākole‘ā netting restricted area (Kekaha Kai State Park);
(4) Nenue Point(Red Hill fish replenishment area)-Kealakekua Bay netting restricted area;
(5) Hanamalo Point-Kanewa‘a Point netting restricted area;
(6) Kanonohe–Kalīpoa netting restricted area; and
(7) Kaloko-Honokōhau fish replenishment area, except that a person may lay net fish in the Kaloko- Honokōhau fish replenishment area using only a locally-constructed, handmade lay net of natural fibers, that is registered and used in compliance with section 13-60.4-6.
For regulations regarding lay net (gill net) fishing in open areas, go to Regulations for Lay Net/Gill Net Fishers.
GPS Coordinates for Netting Restricted Areas
The coordinates below comprise a set of four points for each area: two landward (north and south) and two seaward (north and south.) The area defined by an imaginary line drawn by all those points is the restricted areas.
Netting RestrictedArea** | Landward dGPS Coordinates | Seaward dGPS Coordinates (600 ft.) | |||||
Northern Point | Southern Point | Northern Point | D(nm) | Southern Point | D(nm) | @ | |
Puakō – ‘Anaeho‘omalu | 19° 57.529’N | 19° 54.641’N | 19° 59.206’N | 2.40 | 19° 57.034’N | 3.54 | 300° |
155° 51.553’W | 155° 53.893’W | 155° 53.383’W | 155° 56.658’W | 300° | |||
Ka‘ūpūlehu | 19° 51.011’N | 19° 49.209’N | 19° 53.817’N | 3.91 | 19° 51.724’N | 4.39 | 300° |
155° 58.111’W | 156° 00.132’W | 156° 00.994’W | 156° 03.947’W | 300° | |||
Kikaua Point- Mākole‘ā | 19° 49.130’N | 19° 46.356’N | 19° 52.100’N | 4.41 | 19° 49.000’N | 3.98 | 300° |
156° 00.063’W | 156° 03.024’W | 156° 03.566’W | 156° 06.164’W | 300° | |||
Kaloko – Honokōhau | 19° 41.442’N | 19° 40.059’N | 19° 41.368’N | 0.35 | 19° 39.844’N | 0.46 | 240° |
156° 02.350’W | 156° 01.741’W | 156° 03.031’W | 156° 02.169’W | 240° | |||
Nenue Pt.- KealakekuaBay | 19° 30.823’N | 19° 28.699’N | 19° 30.166’N | 1.41 | 19° 28.316’N | 0.90 | 235° |
155° 57.630’ W | 155° 56.114’W | 155° 58.953’W | 155° 56.983’W | 235° | |||
Hanamalo Pt.-Kanewa‘aPt. | 19° 09.273’N | 19° 07.091’N | 19° 09.275’N | 0.55 | 19° 07.093’N | 0.18 | 260° |
155° 54.973’W | 155° 55.115’W | 155° 55.564’W | 155° 55.313’W | 260° | |||
Kanonone -Kalīpoa | 19° 00.662’N | 18° 58.180’N | 19° 00.409’N | 0.25 | 18° 57.941’N | 0.24 | 200° |
155° 48.302’W | 155° 44.182’W | 155° 48.302’W | 155° 44.183’W | 200° |
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**Netting restrictions may also apply in fisheries replenishment areas(seemapentitled “Map ofFishReplenishmentArea andNetting Restricted AreaBoundaries”, dated 9/21/11) and inareas designated under separate chapters, as described insection13-60.4-2(c)
D (nm) =distancein nautical miles from the landward points to the seaward points
@ =compass heading from landward coordinatesto seawardcoordinates