California · Fish and Game Code - FGC

FGC §16515: “Disputed area” means that part of the Klamath River or Trinity River where jurisdiction to regulate Indian fishing is asserted by both the State of California and by one or more of the Indian tribes

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A 'disputed area' is a section of the Klamath or Trinity River where both California and one or more Indian tribes claim authority to regulate Indian fishing.

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“Disputed area” means that part of the Klamath River or Trinity River where jurisdiction to regulate Indian fishing is asserted by both the State of California and by one or more of the Indian tribes in the Klamath River Indian Tribes or by the United States government acting as trustee therefor.

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