Rhode Island General Laws Title 20. Fish and Wildlife § 20-5-5. Restricted locations off Rhode Island and Sakonnet River

(1) Southeasterly from Seal Rock, so-called, in a line on range of White Church in Saunderstown over Seal Rock to the offshore limits of the outer area designated by the engineer's office of the department of the army; provided, that all traps on this line shall be of equal length including leaders and shall be so limited in length that permits for eight (8) traps may be granted;

(2) Southeasterly from Flat Rock, so-called, on the easterly side of Coggeshall's Point, in a line to the offshore limits of the inner or “summer” area designated by the engineer's office of the department of the army;

(3) In a line from the westerly side of Price's Neck, so-called, southwesterly for a distance not exceeding one thousand five hundred feet (1,500′); provided, that not more than two (2) traps shall be permitted in this line;

(4) In a line from the easterly side of Price's Neck, so-called, southeasterly for a distance not exceeding three thousand three hundred feet (3,300′);

(5) Southeasterly from Coggeshall's Point in a line to the eastern limits of the outer area designated by the engineer's office of the department of the army;

(6) Southerly from Cormorant Rock, so-called, in a line for a distance of not exceeding seven thousand feet (7,000′);

(7) For two (2) traps only on the line constituting the offshore limits of the outer area designated by the engineer's office of the department of the army at a point five thousand feet (5,000′) east-southeasterly of the southeastern end of the line from Seal Rock described in subsection (1);

(8) For two (2) traps only beginning at a point ten thousand feet (10,000′) east-southeasterly of the southeastern end of the line from Seal Rock described in subsection (1);