Treaty concerning the Regulation of Salmon Fishery in the Rhine River Basin Document type Multilateral Field of application Regional/restricted Date Jun 30, 1885 Source IUCN (ID: TRE-000072) Title (French) Traité relatif à la règlementation de la pêche au saumon dans le bassin du Rhin Title (Other) Vertrag betreffend die Regelung der Lachsfischerei im Stromgebiet des Rheins Place of adoption Berlin Language German, Dutch Entry into force Jun 7, 1886 Subject Fisheries Geographical area Europe Comment This Convention prohibits the use of fishing methods which would block more than half of the breadth of the watercourse. It prescribes conditions for fishing nets, provides for close seasons, prohibits fishing during a 24 hour period on Saturday and Sunday, and promotes the use for captive breeding of reproductive material taken from fish caught. The Convention requires each party to determine a minimum size of fish which may be taken. Each party must designate a representative for the purpose of the Convention. The representatives will exchange information and meet from time to time to discuss measures to be taken for the promotion of the salmon fishery of the Rhine. Country/Territory/Participant See Expanded View Show Map Countries Entry into force Germany Jun 7, 1886 Luxembourg Oct 20, 1894 Netherlands Jun 7, 1886 Switzerland Jun 7, 1886 reset zoom out zoom in