7 Del. C. § 1102
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§ Â 1102. Definitions.
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(a) Unless otherwise provided in this chapter, and in addition to the words defined in this section, the words and definitions contained in § 906 of this title are hereby incorporated into this section and chapter.
(b) “Freshwater finfish” or “freshwater fish” as used in this chapter shall mean any species of finfish that may be found in fresh or nontidal waters of this State.
(c) “Nontidal waters” or “freshwater” as used in this chapter or any regulation promulgated by the Department or permit issued by the Division or Director shall mean those waters in the State where the lunar tide does not regularly ebb and flow.
(b) “Freshwater finfish” or “freshwater fish” as used in this chapter shall mean any species of finfish that may be found in fresh or nontidal waters of this State.
(c) “Nontidal waters” or “freshwater” as used in this chapter or any regulation promulgated by the Department or permit issued by the Division or Director shall mean those waters in the State where the lunar tide does not regularly ebb and flow.
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