Editor's note: These statutes and administrative regulations were excerpted from the official codes on file with the Lieutenant Governor. There may be errors or omissions that have not been identified and changes that occurred after this publication.

These documents are intended as informational guides only. The regulations as outlined in these documents may be changed by emergency regulations or emergency orders at any time. Supplementary changes to these regulations are available at offices of the Department of Fish and Game. Please refer to the most recent copy of the Alaska Administrative Code (and its appendices) for the most current and accurate regulations.

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CHAPTERS

01.	Subsistence Finfish Fishing	(5 AAC 01.001 - 5 AAC 01.750)	Click here for a brief illustration that may aid in viewing of these regulation pages.
02.	Subsistence Shellfish Fishery	(5 AAC 02.001 - 5 AAC 02.625)
03.	Kotzebue Area	(5 AAC 03.001 - 5 AAC 03.630)
04.	Norton Sound-Port Clarence Area	(5 AAC 04.001 - 5 AAC 04.510)
05.	Yukon-Northern Area	(5 AAC 05.001 - 5 AAC 05.510)
06.	Bristol Bay Area	(5 AAC 06.001 - 5 AAC 06.990)
07.	Kuskokwim Area	(5 AAC 07.001 - 5 AAC 07.792)
09.	Alaska Peninsula Area	(5 AAC 09.001 - 5 AAC 09.792)
11.	Atka-Amlia Islands Area	(5 AAC 11.001 - 5 AAC 11.371)
12.	Aleutian Islands Area	(5 AAC 12.001 - 5 AAC 12.792)
15.	Chignik Area	(5 AAC 15.001 - 5 AAC 15.792)
18.	Kodiak Area	(5 AAC 18.001 - 5 AAC 18.792)
21.	Cook Inlet Area	(5 AAC 21.001 - 5 AAC 21.992)
24.	Prince William Sound Area	(5 AAC 24.001 - 5 AAC 24.990)
27.	Herring Fishery	(5 AAC 27.001 - 5 AAC 27.987)
28.	Groundfish Fishery	(5 AAC 28.001 - 5 AAC 28.710)
29.	Salmon Troll Fishery	(5 AAC 29.001 - 5 AAC 29.200)
30.	Yakutat Area	(5 AAC 30.001 - 5 AAC 30.460)
31.	Shrimp Fishery	(5 AAC 31.001 - 5 AAC 31.550)
32.	Dungeness Crab Fishery	(5 AAC 32.001 - 5 AAC 32.450)
33.	Southeastern Alaska Area	(5 AAC 33.001 - 5 AAC 33.792)
34.	King Crab Fishery	(5 AAC 34.001 - 5 AAC 34.960)
35.	Tanner Crab Fishery	(5 AAC 35.001 - 5 AAC 35.590)
36.	International Water Area	(5 AAC 36.010 - 5 AAC 36.050)
37.	Aquatic Plants	(5 AAC 37.100 - 5 AAC 37.900)
38.	Miscellaneous Shellfish Fishery	(5 AAC 38.001 - 5 AAC 38.430)
39.	General Provisions	(5 AAC 39.001 - 5 AAC 39.999)
40.	Private Nonprofit Salmon Hatcheries	(5 AAC 40.005 - 5 AAC 40.990)
41.	Transportation, Possession and Release of Live Fish; Aquatic Farming	(5 AAC 41.001 - 5 AAC 41.400)
47.	Southeast Alaska Area	(5 AAC 47.001 - 5 AAC 47.055)
52.	Upper Copper River and Upper Sustina River Area	(5 AAC 52.001 - 5AAC 52.050)
55.	Prince William Sound Area	(5 AAC 55.001 - 5AAC 55.050)
56.	Kenai Peninsula Area	(5 AAC 56.001 - 5AAC 56.070)
58.	Cook Inlet - Resurrection Bay Saltwater Area	(5 AAC 58.001 - 5AAC 58.050)
59.	Anchorage Bowl Drainage Area	(5 AAC 59.101 - 5 AAC 59.195)
60.	Knik Arm Drainage Area	(5 AAC 60.010 - 5 AAC 60.195)
61.	Susitna - West Cook Inlet Area	(5 AAC 61.001 - 5AAC 61.060)
64.	Kodiak Area	(5 AAC 64.001 - 5AAC 64.050)
65.	Alaska Peninsula and Aleutian Islands Area	(5 AAC 65.001 - 5AAC 65.050)
67.	Bristol Bay Area	(5 AAC 67.001 - 5AAC 67.055)
70.	Arctic-Yukon-Kuskokwim Area	(5 AAC 70.001 - 5AAC 70.050)
75.	Statewide Provisions	(5 AAC 75.001 - 5AAC 75.995)
77.	Personal Use Fishery	(5 AAC 77.001 - 5 AAC 77.695)
84.	Trapping	(5 AAC 84.260 - 5 AAC 84.275)
85.	Hunting Seasons and Bag Limits	(5 AAC 85.001 - 5 AAC 85.070)
92.	Statewide Provisions	(5 AAC 92.001 - 5 AAC 92.990)
93.	Department Programs	(5 AAC 93.001 - 5 AAC 93.235)
95.	Fish and Game Habitat	(5 AAC 95.010 - 5 AAC 95.990)
96.	Local Fish and Game Advisory Committees and Regional Fish and Game Councils	(5 AAC 96.010 - 5 AAC 96.920)
97.	Advisory Committee Closures	(5 AAC 97.005 - 5 AAC 97.020)
98.	Areas of Jurisdiction for Antlerless Moose Seasons	(5 AAC 98.005)
99.	Subsistence Hunting, Fishing, Trapping	(5 AAC 99.010 - 5 AAC 99.030)

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