Wild Life Protection Regulations, 1945

WILD LIFE PROTECTION THE WILD LIFE PROTECTION ACT REGULATJONS (under section 14) THE WILD LIFE PROTECTJON REGULATIONS, 1945 (Made by the Governor in Executive Council on the 27th day of August, 1945) 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Wild Life Protection Regulations, 1945. 2. In these Regulations "cast net" means a cast net made of twine, with meshes of not less than one and one-half inches square each, not exceeding sixty feet in circumference at the base and cone-shaped when in use and expanded, weighted with lead sinkers around its base; "cray fish pot" or "shrimp pot" means a cone-shaped pot con structed of strips of wood and so made as to permit light to enter the pot in several places; "god-a-me pot" means a square or oblong pot constructed of strips of wood and so made as to permit light to enter the pot in several places. 3. The following traps are hereby declared to be authorized traps for use in any river, stream or canal (a) hook and line used with or without rod and reel; and (b) nets designed and used for the sole purpose of bringing to land fish already caught on a hook and line. L.N. 62/4~ Amd: L.N. 9S/S4 4. The traps specified in the first column of the Schedule are hereby Schcdulle. declared to be authorized traps for use in the rivers specified in the second column of the said Schedule and not otherwise. 1 [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 4/ 1976] 3 4 THE WILD LIFE PROTECTION REGULATIONS, 1945 SCHEDULE First Column Cast net Cray fish pot or shrimp pot God-a-me pot (Regulation 4) Second Column Rio Grande and its tributaries Black River in the parish of St. Elizabeth Cabaritta River in the parish of Westmoreland. [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 4/ 1976]