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Other Uhu (parrotfish) regulations

Hawaii · Curated reference from cited public sources · listings, not permission to fish or retain a catch · This selected Hawaii marine reference subset is not a complete rulebook.

2026
SOURCEDLNR Division of Aquatic Resources regulations ↗UPDATED JUNE 24, 2026 · CHECKED AUG 14, 2026, 12:00 PM UTCChecked Aug 14, 2026, 12:00 PM UTCRules vary by location, method, vessel, and emergency closure.The DLNR page is an informational summary; the applicable administrative rules are authoritative.
LISTINGOPENListed open
SPECIESLISTED SEASON WINDOWSJFMAMJJASONDBAGMIN SIZELISTING
Other Uhu (parrotfish)The cited page applies the 10-inch minimum to other uhu species; the 2-fish limit is shared across all uhu varieties. Cited HAR ch. 13-95-16(b) and (c).Listed openLimit of 2 uhu of any variety per day or in possession; cannot take, possess, or sell under 10 inches.10"OPEN
LISTED LIMIT
Limit of 2 uhu of any variety per day or in possession; cannot take, possess, or sell under 10 inches.
LISTED MIN SIZE
10 inches
APPLICABILITY
The cited page applies the 10-inch minimum to other uhu species; the 2-fish limit is shared across all uhu varieties. Cited HAR ch. 13-95-16(b) and (c).
SOURCE AUTHORITY
Hawaii DLNR DAR Non-Commercial Regulated Species, Uhu (Parrotfish), HAR ch. 13-95-16(b),(c)

UPDATED June 24, 2026 · CHECKED Aug 14, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC · EFFECTIVE YEAR 2026

DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources regulations ↗

The DLNR page is an informational summary; the applicable administrative rules are authoritative.

This reference does not grant permission to fish or retain a catch. Location, method, vessel, species identification, and emergency closures can change what applies. Verify the applicable official rules.