§ 16006 Indian Fishing Rights Agreement
This law lets the state department make a deal with the Covelo Indian Community about who gets to set rules for traditional fishing in certain streams, but only if the commission says it's okay.
The state wildlife department wants to work with the Covelo tribe to decide how many salmon can be caught in a creek that runs through the old Round Valley Reservation.
Because the law says the department can sign an agreement with the tribe about fishing rules, the two groups can sit down, agree on limits, and then follow those rules as long as the commission approves the deal.
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§ 16006 Indian Fishing Rights Agreement
Last verified: January 10, 2026