Title 42, Commercial Fishing and Fisheries

It is unlawful to take any food fish for commercial purposes from the following waters in Curry County: (1) Floras Creek. (2) Sixes River. (3) Elk River. (4) Euchre Creek. (5) Hunters Creek. (6) Pistol River. (7) Chetco River. (8) Winchuk River. [1965 c.570 §142]

It is unlawful to take shad for commercial purposes in the following waters of this state: (1) That portion of Coos Bay and all of Isthmus Inlet, a tributary thereof, southerly of the bridge connecting Coos Bay and Eastside in Coos County; the area designated as Coos Bay Sports A…

It is unlawful to take sturgeon for commercial purposes from the waters of the Umpqua River or any of its bays or tributaries. [1965 c.570 §147]

It is unlawful to take shad from the waters of the Coos River or any of its tributaries for commercial purposes. [1983 c.34 §2]

It is unlawful to take shad or sturgeon for commercial purposes from the waters of the Coquille River or any of its bays or tributaries. [1989 c.127 §3]

It is unlawful to take any food fish except shellfish for commercial purposes from Nestucca Bay or any of its tributaries. [1965 c.570 §149]

It is unlawful to take shad and sturgeon in Netarts Bay for commercial purposes. [1965 c.570 §146]

That portion of Netarts Bay, in Tillamook County, lying south of the quarter section line running east and west through the center of section 19, in township 2 south, range 10 west of the Willamette Meridian, is designated as natural oyster beds. That portion of Netarts Bay lying…

All the tidelands and lands under the waters of Tillamook Bay in Tillamook County which are located as oyster claims as provided by law, are withdrawn from the lands of this state which may be sold, are designated as oyster lands, and are set aside for the location of artificial …

(1) It is unlawful in the waters of the Willamette River or any of its tributaries or sloughs to take salmon, shad, striped bass or sturgeon for commercial purposes. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1) of this section, it shall be lawful to take shad for commercial purposes in the…

As used in this chapter, “reduction plant” applies to any plant engaged in the reduction of fish into fish flour, fish meal, fish scrap, fertilizer, fish oil or other fish products or by-products.

In order that all fish or parts thereof suitable for human consumption may be conserved and used for that purpose, and to provide sanitary methods and prevent waste in the use, sale, packing, preserving, manufacturing, processing or other handling of fish or fish products, other …

Any member, assistant or employee of the State Fish and Wildlife Commission, or duly authorized officer of the state, may enter any canning, packing, preserving or reduction plant or place of business where fish or other fish products are packed, preserved, manufactured, bought o…

The State Fish and Wildlife Commission may: (1) Control, regulate and establish, by order, the proportion or percentage of sardines, pilchards, herring or other species of fish other than salmon, to be used for reduction purposes or the manufacture of fish flour, fish meal, fish …