HB 110-BARBED HOOKS  10:10:13 AM CHAIR SEATON announced that the first order of business would be HOUSE BILL NO. 110, "An Act prohibiting the use of barbed hooks in certain freshwater areas." 10:10:57 AM REPRESENTATIVE FEIGE moved to adopt the proposed committee substitute (CS) for HB 110, Version 28-LS0360\C, Bullard, 3/20/13, as the working document. There being no objection, Version C was before the committee. 10:11:23 AM CHAIR SEATON directed attention to the new language, included in Section 1 as subsection (b), which read [original punctuation provided]: The Board of Fisheries may prohibit the use of barbed hooks in a freshwater fishery coincident with a fishery for a species that may not be retained under a regulation adopted by the Board of Fisheries. CHAIR SEATON also pointed out the change to page 1, line 12 referring to the definition of a barbed hook, which was clarified in the CS at the behest of protection officers. He further stressed that the committee is not imposing a management mandate on the Board of Fisheries through adoption of HB 110. 10:13:17 AM REPRESENTATIVE KREISS-TOMKINS moved to report the proposed CS for HB 110, 28-LS0360\C, Bullard, 3/20/13, out of committee with individual recommendations and the accompanying fiscal notes. Without objection CSHB 110(FSH), was reported from the House Special Committee on Fisheries.