Fisheries powers and existing access to waters are untouched
What the document says“(3) modifies or alters the authority or jurisdiction of Federal or State agencies to manage fisheries; or (4) authorizes or is intended to result in a change in the accessibility of waters open to hunting, fishing, or other forms of outdoor recreation as of the date of the enactment of this Act.”
The second half of the savings clause. Nothing in the Act changes the authority or jurisdiction of Federal or State agencies to manage fisheries, and nothing in it authorizes or is intended to result in a change in how accessible waters open to hunting, fishing or other outdoor recreation were as of the date of enactment.
What the document actually says“(3) modifies or alters the authority or jurisdiction of Federal or State agencies to manage fisheries; or (4) authorizes or is intended to result in a change in the accessibility of waters open to hunting, fishing, or other forms of outdoor recreation as of the date of the enactment of this Act.”
This law does not change who runs the fishing rules. It does not open or close any waters. Places open for hunting and fishing stay as they were.
The day the law starts is the day that counts. This law is about data, not access. State and federal fish agencies keep their powers.
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