FISHERIES RULES 1965
(Amended upto 2001)
GOVERNMENT OF THE WEST PAKISTAN
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION
(Amended upto 2001)
The 8th September, 1965
No.4(107) S.O.(F&G)/64-In exercise of the
powers conferred by section 26 of the Punjab Fisheries Ordinance, 1961
(Ordinance No.XXX of 1961), and in supersession of all previous rules on the
subject in force in any part or area of West Pakistan, the Governor of West
Pakistan is pleased to make the following rules, namely :-
THE PUNJAB FISHERIES RULES, 1965
(Amended upto
2001)
PART-I PRELIMINARY
Short title and commencement.
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1.
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(1) These rules may be called the Punjab
Fisheries Rules, 1965
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(2) They shall come into
force at once.
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Definitions.
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2.
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In
these rules, unless the context otherwise requires, the following expressions
shall have the meanings
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hereby respectively assigned to them, that is to say –
(a)
―Appendix‖ means as appendix to these rules;
(b)
―Chief Engineer‖ means a chief Engineer of the
Irrigation
Department;
(c)
―Form‖ means a form appended to these rules;
(d)
―Licencee‖ means a person to whom a licence is granted
under the Ordinance and these rules;
(e)
―Ordinance‖ means the West Pakistan, The Punjab
Fisheries Ordinance, 1961(Ordinance No.XXX of 1961).
(f)
―Public Water‖ means water other than the
―Private
Water‖ and includes—
(i) all
natural bodies of water, such as rivers and their tributaries, creeks, brooks,
lakes, bayous, bays, channels, canals or lagoons or dug dredged or blasted
canals;
(ii)
any water impounded by the construction of any lake or
dam or other impounding device across the channel of a navigable stream;
(iii) flowing
water within which fish are free to move across property lines, and which are
not by law or customs property of any person;
(g) ―Sanctuary‖ means an area declared under section 11 to be a
sanctuary for fish;
(h)
―Schedule‖ means schedule to the Ordinance; and
(i)
―Section‖ means a section of the Ordinance.
PART-II LICENCES
Licences to be issued by
the Directors.
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3.
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All
licences under section 9 including seasonal, monthly and daily licences to
fish in the waters mentioned in Appendixes I, II, III, IV and V will be
issued by the Director [1][General] of Fisheries or
any other officer authorized by him in this behalf on payment of fees
prescribed under these rules.
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Provided
that the Chief Engineer or any officer authorized by him in this behalf may
issue seasonal licences, not exceeding four in number to fish in waters
mentioned in Appendix III, in favour of his subordinates, free of charge.
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Provided
further that no licence other than daily licence shall ordinarily be issued
for fishing in water mentioned in Appendix IV.
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Duration of validity
of a licence.
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(1)
A seasonal licence shall be valid for one year, and irrespective of the date of issue
shall remain in force from the 1st
day of September to the 31st
day of August in the following
year.
Provided that the period from 1st June to 31st
August each year shall be closed season during which no fishing except with
Rod and Line and Long Line shall be permissible.
(2)
A monthly licence shall be valid for a calendar month from the date of issue.
(3)
A daily licence shall be valid for the date mentioned
in the licence from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset.
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Area to which a licence extends.
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5.
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A
licence shall entitle the holder to fish in any of the waters mentioned in
Appendices I, II, III, IV and V:
Provided
that a licence for one water shall not entitle the holder to fish in another
water except waters mentioned in Appendix III which for the purposes of this
rule shall be deemed to be one water.
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Provided
further that a licence to fish in the waters of a river in a District
mentioned in Appendix I shall entitle the holder to fish on both banks of the
river upto the limits of that District unless the fishing rights in the
District of the opposite bank; have been leased out.
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ILLUSTRATION
A licencee of Sialkot District shall be entitled to fish on both banks
of the Chenab River upto the limits of Sialkot District, and similarly a
licencee from Gujrat District shall be entitled to fish on both banks of the
Chenab upto the limits of Gujrat District, but shall not be entitled to fish on
the opposite bank in the District of Gujrat in the former case and in the
Districts of Sialkot and Gujranwala in the latter case, if the fishing rights
in these Districts have been leased out.
Kind of fishing gears.
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(1) Subject to the
provision of sub-rule (2), a licencee shall be entitled to fish with the
following kinds of gears only:-
(a)
nets of all kinds; provided that no net shall have at
any portion of it a mesh of less than 1½ inch bar measured from knot to knot,
or 6 inches all round;
(b)
Long line with hooks;
(c)
Rod and line;
(d)
Khurli; and
(e)
Dhangla
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in
sub-rule
(1)—
(a)
A licencee may either use a maximum of two numbers of
the same gear or of all the gears permitted to him under these rules at one
time provided that when the licence entitles its holder to the use of one
gear only, the licencee may use only that gear and in addition may also use a
net for catching chilwa for baiting purposes only;
(b)
No gear other than rod and line shall be used for
catching fish in any river within a distance of 100 yards from any bridge or
in any waters
specified in Appendices II,III and IV;
(c)
A daily licence shall not entitle its holder to fish
with more than one rod in waters mentioned in clause (b).
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Fees for the licences.
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7.
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(1) The fees for various types of licences except licences
specified in sub-rule (2), (3) and in Parts IV, V and VI shall be as follows
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(i)
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For
all kinds Rs.[2][120.00] per season in all
waters of fishing except in the tributaries of the Ravi and gears Chenab
rivers In the Sialkot Districts, mentioned namely, Palkhu, Basantar, Aik and
Deg, in rule 4. the fee for which shall be Rs.[80.00] per
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season.
(ii)
For rod & line Fishing only. Rs.[60.00] per season.
(iii)
For dip net or Kurli Rs.[40.00]
per season.
(iv)
For hand net (Dhangla) Rs.[60.00] per season. fishing
only.
(v)
For Casting net Fishing only Rs. [80.00] per season
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(vi) For long line
with hooks Rs. [80.00] per
season
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(Lang) only.
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(2)
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A
licencee holding a licence to fish in the waters in the District of
Gujranwala specified in Appendix I, shall in addition to the fees specified
in sub-rule (1), give on demand by the lambardar of the village, half of the
number of fishes as and when caught from the waters located within the limits
of the villages Chaki Khurd, Hayati, Pul Shah Dola, Manjput, Mangal Dana
Singh and Ghona Ur of Gujranwala District if the licence holder is not
resident of the village, within precincts of which fish is caught.
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(3)
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Seasonal
licence fee for fishing in Deg Nullah in Sheikhupura District shall be at the
following rates:-
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(1) Casting
net ..
Rs. [500.00]
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(2) Long
Line ..
Rs. [300.00]
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(3) Kurli
or Dhangla .. Rs. [200.00]
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(4) Rod
and Line .. .. Rs.
[60.00]
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(4)
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The licence fee for waters reserved for rod and line gear under clause
(b) of sub-rule (2) of rule 6 shall be as under:-
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(1) Seasonal
licence .. Rs. [100.00]
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(2) Monthly
licence .. Rs.
[20.00]
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(3) Daily
licence .. Rs. [10.00]
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(5)
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Full fees shall be charged for any broken
periods.
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Free licences
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8.
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(1)
Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 7, licences not exceeding six in number for all kinds of
fishing gears may be granted free of
charge to the residents of each of the following in District Gujranwala:
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Chaki Khurd, Hayati, Pul Shah Dola, Manjpur
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Mangal Dana Singh and or Gunna Ur.
(2) The licences granted under sub-rule (1) shall remain in the
possession of the respective Lambardars, and shall entitle the residents of
every village specified in sub-rule (1) to fish within the precincts of their
own village but not beyond that. Every resident who wants to fish shall take
a licence from the Lambardar of his village and must have the licence with
him when fishing and shall, on demand be bound to show it
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to any person empowered
under section 10.
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Duplicate licence
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9.
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The
authority empowered to grant licences may if the licence granted under these
rules, is lost or destroyed accidentally, grant a duplicate copy of the
original licence on payment of fee of one rupee or the fee for
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the licence, whichever is less.
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Refund of licence fee.
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10.
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The
licence fees paid under rule 7 may be refunded to the licencee or his legal
heirs on the presentation of a claim for refund within one week from the date
of the issue of the licence if it is proved to the satisfaction of the
Officers issuing the licence that the licence was not availed of under
special circumstances, such as, change of residence of the licence to a place
where the licence could not be made use of, or the death of the licencee
immediately after the licence was issued
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to him.
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Licencee to report breach of rules.
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Every
licencee shall be bound to report; to the [3][District
Officer (Revenue),] Tehsildar or any officer of the Fisheries Department any
breach of ordinance
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or rules that come to his notice.
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Licence not
transferable No adult to be engaged as helper.
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(I) A licence,
unless otherwise provided in these rules, shall not be transferable.
(ii) A licencee shall not employ or engage any person
(other than his own children under the age of sixteen) to help him with his
nets unless the person so employed is also a licencee.
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Method of
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13.
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Payment
of fees under these rules shall be made in
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payment of Fees
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cash
or by means of non-judicial stamps of appropriate value which shall be
affixed on the applications addressed to the licencing authorities.
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No erections of fixed engines.
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No licencee shall
(a) Erect fixed engines, except stake nets temporarily fixed in conjunction with drag
nets;
or
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(b) Construct dams
or weirs; or (c) Divert water for catching fish.
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Seizures
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15.
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All
apparatus erected or used for fishing in contravention of the Ordinance or
these rules, when seized under section 16, shall be taken to the nearest
police station by the person empowered under the said section.
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Canceling of licences
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16.
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The
Director General of Fisheries may cancel any licence granted under section 9,
if the holder contravenes or instigates contravention of any of these rules
or is convicted of an offence under the Ordinance.
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Restrictions on Size and
number of fish to be Caught
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(i)
Any fish of the species mentioned in the First
Schedule, which is less than 12 inches in length if caught from waters
mentioned in AppendixIV, shall be put back in the said waters.
(ii)
A licencee shall not catch from waters
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mentioned in Appendix IV any species of fish mentioned in
the first schedule exceeding five in number, excepting those put back in water
under sub-rule (i).
PART
– III – LEASES
18. On
or after the first of August each year the Director Auction of [4][General]
of Fisheries or any other officer empowered fishing
rights by him in accordance with the provisions of section 4, may after
giving it sufficient publicity, put to auction the right of fishing in any of
the public waters in the Districts mentioned in Appendices VI and VII or any
other public waters and shall execute a lease deed with the highest suitable
bidder in respect of each public water on payment of the amount offered by him
in full or by installments in accordance with these rules: Provided that the
Director [5][General]
of Fisheries may at his discretion, lease any water located within a Union
Council area to that Union Council for a period not exceeding three years
without putting it to auction. The lease money in such cases shall be fixed by
the Director
24[General} of Fisheries
on the basis of average of fish caught in the said water during the preceding
five years and the prevailing local market rates for such fish.
[6][Provided
further that if at any stage the nature/status of provincial/district water as
mentioned in section 2(i) and 2(j) of the ordinance is required to be changed,
Director 24[General] of Fisheries shall be empowered to make such
change.]
Departmental Operation.
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In case the highest bid at the auction is lower or the water area is
bonafide required for development purposes, the auctioning authority may
reserve it for departmental operations.
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Units for Auction.
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20.
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River
waters may be leased in small portions coinciding with the boundaries of the
Districts, while the lease of Dhands, Lakes and Reservoirs (where the flood
water enters), tanks and ponds may be auctioned unit-wise separately.
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Payment of
Lease money
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21.
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(1) The lessee shall at his option, either pay the full amount offered
by him for fishing rights, at the time of auction or by three equal
installments to be paid
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(i) The
first, on the date of the auction;
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(ii) the second, two months after execution of the lease deed; and
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(iii)
the third, four months after execution of the lease
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deed.
(2) When the lease money is to be paid by installments, the lessee
shall be required to furnish security to the satisfaction of the auctioning
authority for the amount to be paid by him.
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Refund of lease money.
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22.
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The lease money or any installment thereof paid under rule 21 may be
refunded to the legal heirs of the lessee on presentation of the claim for
refund, if it is proved to the satisfaction of the officer executing the
lease deed that the lessee died immediately after execution of the lease
deed.
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Report of breach of rules.
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The lessee or his agents or nominees shall report to the Inspector of
Fisheries any breach of the Ordinance or rules relating to fishing that may
come
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to his or their notice.
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Cancellation of
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24.
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(1) If the lessee or any person holding a permit under section 5 is
convicted of an offence
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lease due to non- payment of installments.
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under the Ordinance
of these rules, the Director [7][General] of Fisheries may
cancel the lease or permit, as the case may be, of the person so convicted.
(2)
If the lessee fails to pay the installments on the
due dates, the Director 7[General] of Fisheries may cancel the
lease after giving the lessee an opportunity to clear the arrears.
(3)
On cancellation of a lease under sub-rule(1) of
sub-rule(2) all permits issued by the lessee shall automatically stand
cancelled, and the amount already paid by the lessee shall not be refunded to
him.
(4)
When a lease is cancelled, the Director [General] of
Fisheries may re-auction the fishing rights in that water in the manner
herein provided and any deficiency in the lease money shall be recovered from
the first lessee
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as if it were an arrears of land revenue.
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25.
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An
Appeal shall lie to Government against the order of the Director 7[General]
of Fisheries canceling a lease or permit under rule 24, within one month from
the date, the order canceling the lease or permit, as the case may be, were
communicated to the party
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concerned.
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PART IV ----
DEPARTMENTAL OPERATION
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Licences
for reserved waters.
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26. Licences to fish in waters specified in Appendices VI and VII,
if reserved for Departmental operations under rule 19 shall be granted on
payment of Rs.5 by the Director 7[General] of Fisheries or any
officer authorised by him in this behalf under section 9.
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Validity of
licences
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27. A licence issued under rule 26 shall remain in force from the
1st day of September to the 31st day of August in the
following year.
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Sale of fish
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28. (1) The holder of a licence under rule
26, shall at his own
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cost, bring all catches of fish at
the landing centres specified in Appendix VIII or at those fixed by the
Director 7[General] of Fisheries or any officer authorised by the
Director General of Fisheries or any officer authorized by him in that behalf.
Sale of catches before these are brought to the landing centres, shall be
unlawful.
(2) The
fish brought to the landing centres shall be disposed off by the representative
of the Fisheries Department, who shall issue a receipt for the amount to the
purchaser realize the Government share of sale proceeds prescribed under rule
29 and hand over to the licences his share of the sale proceeds.
Share of licencees
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29. The licencee shall receive such percentage of the sale
proceeds of his catches, from all waters mentioned in Appendices VI and VII,
as the Director [8][General] of Fisheries may,
with the previous approval of Government, notify in this behalf in the
official Gazettee, and different percentages of sale proceeds of catches to
be received by licencees may be notified for different waters.
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Confiscation
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30. All fish in possession of a licencee who has failed to deliver
the same to a representative of the Fisheries Department at the prescribed
landing centre or is not in possession of a receipt issued under rule 28 may
be confiscated to Government.
PART V …… TROUT WATERS
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Division of
Khunhar river and its tributaries
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31. (1) The waters of the Khunar River and its tributaries
situated between Balakot Pucca Bridge and Lolusar Lake in the Kaghan Valley
shall, for the purpose of these rules, be divided into five reaches as under
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(a)
Reach No. 1 from the commencement of mile one to the
end of mile 42 on the Kaghan Valley Road;
(b) Reach
No.2 from the end of mile 42 to the end of mile 48 on the Kaghan Valley Road;
(c)
Reach No.3 from the end of mile 48 to the end of mile
54 on the Kaghan Valley Road;
(d) Reach
No.4 from the end of mile 54 to the end of mile 84;
(e) Reach
No. 5 Saif-ul-Maluk Lake.
(2) The
Director 8[General] of Fisheries may at any time, by notification
in the official Gazette revise the limits of the reaches mentioned in
sub-rule (1) or divide the entire stretch of the said waters in any other
number of reaches as he may deem fit.
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Licences for 32. (1)
A licence to fish in any of the reaches specified in rule Trout waters. 31 may be granted by the Extra
Assistant Director of
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Fisheries, Kaghan Valley, on
payment of the prescribed fee and the licence so granted shall entitle the
holder to fish only in the reach specified in the licence.
(2) A licence granted under this rule may
after giving the licencee an opportunity of being heard, be cancelled by
the Extra Assistant Director of
Fisheries, Kaghan, for breach of any condition of the licence, these rules or
the provisions of the Ordinance.
Number of
licences to be granted by Extra Asstt:
Director.
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33.(1) The Assistant Director of Fisheries incharge of
Kaghan Valley shall fix the number of licences that may be granted by the
Extra Assistant Director of Fisheries, Kaghan, at any one time for the
reaches mentioned in rule 32.
(2) The
Director [9][General] of Fisheries may
at any time revise the number of licences fixed, under sub-rule (1)
and also fix by a notification in the
official Gazettee …
(a)
The size and weight below which no trout shall be
killed; and
(b) The
maximum number of trout, of the permissible size or weight, which may be
caught during the term of the licence.
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34. The fee for a licence under this part shall
be charged at the following rates:-
(a)
for single rod and single licence:-
(i)
per day ..
Six rupees
(ii)
per week ..
Thirty rupees (iii) per month ..
One hundred and twenty
rupees.
(b) For
double rod and family licence
(i)
per day ..
Ten rupees
(ii)
per week ..
Sixty rupees (iii) per month ..
One hundred and twenty
rupees.
Explanation ---- For the purpose of this
rule, family means husband, wife and their children below fourteen years of
age in any combination not exceeding two whose names are entered in the
licence.
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Fees
or condition of licences
not to be refunded or altered.
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35. The licence fee paid
under rule 34 shall in no case be refunded nor shall the period of the
licence nor the name of the reach for which the licence has been issued be
varied.
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Licences not to be transferred
or shared
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36. A
licence granted under this Part shall be nontransferable and shall not be
shared with any person.
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Duplicate licences
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37. Where a licence granted
under this Part is lost or accidentally destroyed, the Extra Assistant
Director of Fisheries, Kaghan, may, on
payment of a fee of one rupee, issue a duplicate copy of such licence.
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Kinds of lures
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38. A
licencee shall use either of the following lures only:-
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to be used
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(a) artificial
fly.
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(b) artificial
spinning bait, including spoons; and
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(c) artificial
worm
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No fish to
be killed during the closed season
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39.
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No fish shall be killed in the waters to which this part applies during
the period from the 10th day of October to the 9th day
of March in the following year (both days inclusive) excepting under the
authority of the Director
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[10][General]
of Fisheries.
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Seizures
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40.
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All
apparatus erected or used for fishing in contravention of these rules and the
fish so caught may be seized and taken to the nearest Police Station by the
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person empowered under section 16.
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PART VI
---- PROVINCIAL ANGLING LICENCE
Grant of Angling licence
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41. Notwithstanding anything contained in these
rules the Director General of Fisheries may, on payment of a fee of Rs. [11][300/-] grant a Provincial
Angling Licence which shall enable its holder to fish with Rod and Line in
any of the waters mentioned in rule 42. (Licence Fee enhanced vide Government
of the Punjab, FWF&T Department Notification No.SOF(B&P)11-1/88-II
dated
26-12-1996).
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Application for Angling Licences
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42. A
licencee holding a licence granted under rule 41 may fish in the waters of
rivers Sutlej, Ravi, Chenab, Jhelum, Indus and their tributaries, and
streams, Choha Saidan Shah and its tributaries, and all Government canals
situated in the Province and head works excepting -
(a)
Water which have been or may hereafter be closed to
fishing under section 11;
(b)
All Government Fish Farms and Deg Nallah in
Sheikhupura District.
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Validity, etc. of licences
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43. A licence granted under rule 41 shall be nontransferable and
shall remain in force from the 1st day of September in each year
to the 31st day of August in the following year.
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Licence to foreign diplomats
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44. A
foreign diplomat may be granted a licence for angling free of charge.
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Refund of licence fee
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45. The fee paid for a licence under rule 41 may be refunded to
the licencee or his legal heir on the
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presentation of a claim for refund made within one week
from the date the issue of licence if it is proved to the satisfaction of the
officer issuing the licence that the licence could not be made use of, on
account
of the death of the licencee immediately after the
licence was issued.
Condition for fishing.
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46.
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A
licencee to whom a licence has been granted under this Part be entitled to
fish with rod and line only and shall not use more than two rods at any one
time.
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Permission of owners of private
waters necessary.
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47.
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A licence granted
under rule 41 shall be subject to the permission of the riparian owners for
fishing in waters---
(a)
which have been or may hereafter be declared as
―private‖ waters; or
(b)
which though public waters require permission for
fishing therein according to the entries in Wajib-ul-Arz or Record of rights
of the village concerned.
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Entrance to
Headworks of canals prohibited.
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48.
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A
licence granted under this Part shall not entitle its holder to enter on the
Headworks of Canal without the prior
permission of the Executive Engineer or any
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officer authorized by the Irrigation Authorities in this
behalf.
Amendments in Rule 3, 11, 16, 18, 24, 25, 26,
28, 29, 31, 33, 39 and 41 have been made vide Government of the Punjab,
Forestry, Wildlife, Fisheries and Tourism Department Notification
No.SO(E-I)(FT)2-14/2001(III) dated 03-11-2001.
APPENDIX – I
LIST OF WATERS FOR WHICH FISHING LICENCE MAY BE ISSUED VIDE RULE 3.
1.
Peshawar District—Rivers—Kabul River with branches and
Adeai River, Michni or Naguman River, Shahalam River and Budni Stream, Swat
River with branches as Abazai or Jundai and Khaiyali, Bara River and Indus
River.
Nallas—Loe Khawar, Buddar Khawar,
Ghunu Khawar, Ghaura Khawar, Takanta Beg Khawar, Palosai Khawar, Zaindai
Khawar, Aza Khel Khawar, Chela Khawar, Chinkas Khawar, Naki Khawar, Natkai
Khawar, Arand Khawar, Dheri Khawar, Banda Khawar, Palosin Khawar, Talab Khawar,
Kahkam Khan Khawar, Jundai Khawar, Subhan Khawar, Uch Nala, Kalghi Nala, Najji
Nala, Turpai Nala, Arandai Nala, Rurpai Nala, Turpai Nala, Lukarai Nala, Amar
Kali Nala, Mursi Nala, Shahida Nala, Juria Nala, Jina Kore Nala, Jabba Nala,
Magad Nala, Balos Nala, Kalpani Nala.
2.
Mardan District—River Indus, Badri Khawar and its
tributaries as Zandai Khawar, Totai Nala, Tigrai Khawar.
Bada Khawar and tributaries as
Kundai Khawar, Pola Khawar, Ameri Khawar, Wuch Khawar, Sargari Khawar, Jammu
Khawar, Budga Khawar.
Kalpani
Nulla and its tributaries, Bhagiari Khawar, Lundi Shah Khawar, Haiki Khawar,
Bura Khawar, Bharyo Khawar and Khul Khawar.
Muam Nalla and its tributaries as
Narai Khawar, Dagi Khawar, Bakarai Khawar, Jua Khawar, Badami Khawar, Pacha
Tangi Khawar and Sinawar of Mandu Kar Khawar.
3.
Kohat District—Tori Toi and its branches as Lagrai Toi,
Narai Ober Algad, Fit Kirmar Alged, Mithan Alged and Lilian Alged.
Khakh Toi, Kohat Toi as Lachi Toi,
Marmazai Toi, Sumar Toi, Nasar Toi, Safi Alged, Jabi Toi and Sarai Toi.
Shkalai Nullah as Randokha Nullah, Inzar
Nallah, Khawar Alged, Star Alged, Ugda Alged, Shugga Alad (Khawar).
Landa Toi, Shaga Toi, Gaz Dera
Toi, Khanki Toi, Kurmatang Khawar, Akhtar Nullah, Tarkhabi Alged, Narai Alged,
Roshu Alged, Jour Nullah, Launghar Alged, Tukha Alged, River Indus.
4.
Hazara District—River Sind, Kinhar River upto mile
No.35 in Kaghan Valley upstream, Siran River, Daur River, Haro River, lIchar
Nullah, Booth Nalla, Ilayai Nalla, Nalla Darkan, Nalla Karpani, Beeran Bali
Nala, Nandi Sialkot Nalla, Tirairi Nalla, Nalla Mangal.
5.
Campbellpur District—Indus River and its tributaries
such as Ghel, Haro Rashi, Soan and their tributaries. The Chablat and its
tributaries, Saggar, Nandara and its tributaries. Shakardara, Fetehjanng Sil
and its tributaries Wadala and Pindigheb Sil and its tributaries excluding the
portion of the Dhamrah Stream which flows within the limits of the Wah Estate,
namely from the bridge on the Grand Trunk Road down to the boundry of Hassan
Abdal Village, Khasra No.767 of Wah Estate measuring 473 Kanals and 7 marlas.
6.
Rawalpindi District—Jhelum River and its tributaries,
Haro and its tributaries, the Sohan River and its tributaries, Leh and its
tributaries, Kurang and its tributaries, Ling situated in Rawalpindi.
(The
Kurang River from the Rawal water fall down to the tail of the Gangal Pool).
The Sohan River from the Grand
Trunk Road bridge to the tail of the Jalalia pool below Shahpur village, Kanasi
Nullah and its tributaries, Sirin Nullah with its tributaries and Sang Naji
Nullah with its tributaries.
7.
Sialkot District—The Chenab River and its tributaries,
such as nalas Palkhu, Don, Sabskot, Gadgor and Lunda, etc.
The
Ravi and its tributaries such as Basantar, Aik and Degh.
8.
Gujrat District—The Chenab River and its tributaries
such as Tawi, Bhimber, Bhandar. The Jhelum River and its tributaries such as
Jaba etc.
9.
Jhelum District—The Jhelum River and its tributaries
such as Kahan Bunha, Soha Nala and its tributaries Dharb, Two Ghabirs, Choha
Saidan Shah stream excluding the portions of the Jhelum River mentioned in
Appendix III.
10.
Gujranwala District—The Chenab River and its
tributaries such as Palkhu
Nala, Aik Nala,
Deg nala and their tributaries excluding that portion of the Wandho Nala which
flows within the bounds of the Revenue Estate of Nassoke.
11.
Lahore District—River Ravi and its tributaries which
are situated in the Lahore District excluding :-
Twenty-nine Kanals
and 14 marlas of the areas owned by one
Mahanda, under
the management of Bawa Ram Dass, Adjacent to the parade Nala in Lahore
District, and the portion from stone mile No.5 to half a mile down stream of
the wier at Balloki in Lahore District.
12.
Sheikhupura District—River Ravi and its tributaries
which are situated in Sheikhupura District excluding--
(1)
the potion from spur No.5 to half a mile downstream of
the weir at Balloki in Sheikhupura District.
(2)
The portion of Deg Nala and its tributaries situated in
the Sheikhupura District.
APPENDIX –
WATERS RESERVED FOR ROD AND LINE GEAR---VIDE RULE 6.
River Indus from Village Swabi to Turbela Jhar and River Siran from
Thapia village to its junction with River Indus in Tehsil Haripur, District
Hazara, River Kabul from Attock bridge to Public Works Department Rest House,
near village Kund in Tehsil Nowshera, District Peshawar, River Indus from
Attock bridge to Khattak village in Tehsil Haripur, District hazara, and River
Kabul from village Pir
Sabak to Additional Police Training, near village Khatak
Raley, Tehsil Nowshera,
District Peshawar and Sohan River
from Grand Trunk Road Bridge to thetail of the Jala post Shahpur Village.
(i) The Dhamrah stream from the boundary of
Wah Estate and Hassan Abadal Village down to the confluence of Kala Stream and
Chabiat Stream, (ii) ChablatStream from its confluence with Kala Stream
downtotheRoad and Railway bridge about two miles from Hassan Abadal. (iii) the
Kala stream upto a distance of two miles from its confluence with the Chablat
stream and (iv) Haro River from its junction with Shakardara Nala upto its
confluence with Indus River.
APPENDIX –
WATERS RESERVED FOR ROD AND LINE GEAR --- VIDE TULE 6.
Rivers at Headworks within the limits given
below excluding the compartments by the fish ladders, if any constructed in the
weir, and the portion of the river within 20 feet of the lower compartment of
the ladder on the downward stream side :-
(1)
Jhelum River from 1 mile upstream to ½ mile downstream
of the Mangla Head Regulator.
(2)
Jhelum River from 1½ mile upstream to ¾ mile downstream
of the Rasul Weir.
(3)
Chenab River from 1½ mile upstream to ¾ downstream of
the Khanki Weir.
(4)
Chenab River from 1 mile upstream to ½ mile downstream
of the Marala Weir.
(5)
Ravi River from 1 mile upstream to ½ mile downstream of
the weir at Balloki.
(6)
Ravi River from ½ mile upstream to ¾ mile downstream of
the Sidhani Weir.
(7)
Sutlej River from 1 mile upstream to ¾ mile downstream
of the weir
Sulemanki.
(8)
Both banks of River Sutlej, Chenab, or Panjnad from 1
mile upstream of the weir at Panjnad to
¾ mile downstream.
(9)
Both banks of River Sutlej from 1 mile upstream to ¾
mile downstream of the Weir at Islam.
(10)
Both banks of River Chenab and Jhelum from 1 mile
upstream to ¾ mile downstream of the
Emerson Barrage at Trimmu.
(11)
Indus River from 1 mile upstream to ½ mile downstream
of the centre line of the Weir at
Kalabagh.
(12)
Indus River at Taunsa Barrage from 1 mile upstream to ½
mile downstream.
(13)
Indus River at Sukkur Barrage from 1 mile upstream to ½
mile downstream.
(14)
Indus River at Guddu Barrage from 1 mile upstream to ½
mile downstream.
(15)
Indus River at Ghulam Muhammad Barrage from 1 mile
upstream to ½ mile downstream.
(16)
River Nari from 1 mile upstream to ¾ mile downstream of
the Nari
Works.
(17)
River Bolan from 1 mile upstream of the Bolan Weir.
(18)
River Bolan 5 miles upstream of the Bolan Dam.
APPENDIX –
WATER RESERVED FOR DAILY LICENCES, VIDE RULE 6
Government Fish Farms, (I) Panjtirth, (ii) Sohawa, (iii)
Ghorakhdibbi,
(iv) Kheshki Reservoir, (v) Chhenawan, (vi) Hiran Minar, (vii) Bansi Sagar,
(viii) Waris Road, (ix) Santkotia, (x) Surajkund, (xi) Old Ghar Fish Farm,
larkana, (vii) Old Nara Fish Farm, (xiii) Pathan Village, (xiv) Dokeri, (xv)
Old Sukkur Wah, Sukkur, (xvi) Mehr Fish Farm, Sukkur.
……….
APPENDIX – V
SPECIAL WATERS FOR LICENCES, VIDE RULE 7
Deg
Nallah in Sheikhupura District
……….
APPENDIX – VI
WATERS WHICH ARE TO BE LEASED, VIDE RULE 18
The
public waters (including Dhands and Dhoras) in the district of Thatta,
Hyderabad Dadu, Mirpurkhas, Sanghar, Nawab Shah, Khairpur, Sukkur, Jacobabad,
Larkana, Quetta, Pishin, Loralai, Zheb, Sibi, Changhai, Kalat, Mekran, Kharan
excluding Special Areas, Rahimyar Khan and Bahawalnagar, Muzaffargrah, Multan, Montgomery, Lyallpur,
Jhang, Sargodha, Mianwali, and Dera Ismail Khan.
……….
APPENDIX – VII
WATERS RESERVED FOR LEASES, VIDE RULE 18.
1.
All creeks, pools or other collections of waters lying
upstream of the Weir in the areas between the marginal Bunds and below the
upper limits on the river specified in Appendix-III and all creeks, pools and
other collections of water lying in canal land downstream of the Weir, upto the
down limits of the river specified therein.
2.
All supply channels, escape channels and all drainage
canals whether seepage or natural under the administrative control of the
Irrigation Department except such waters in which the fishing rights are not
controlled by the Fisheries Department.
3.
All canals belonging to the Government in the West
Pakistan.
4.
The pond areas in the West Pakistan at Islam Headworks
extending from a distance of one mile upstream from Weir to the canal lane
boundaries.
……..
APPENDIX – VIII
LANDING CENTRE, VIDE RULE 30
Mancher Lake---(I) Miani Tar, (ii) Carkan Tar, (iii) Mandi Pur, (iv)
Tehni, (v) Lal Wah Khad, (vi) Shah Kassam, (vii) Aroni, (viii) Mehji.
Jamshoro near Power House,
Jamshoro.
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