AK HB111

Creates a new triennial permit system for commercial finfish farming in Alaska, administered by the Department of Fish and Game commissioner

Restricts finfish farms to inland, closed-system facilities under "positive control" (escape-proof barriers) and requires all farmed finfish to be sterile triploids

Excludes all salmon species (pink, chum, sockeye, coho, chinook, and Atlantic) from the definition of permissible "finfish" that can be farmed

Adds finfish farming to the definition of "agricultural facility" and "agricultural operation" under Alaska law, granting farms associated legal protections

Requires permit fees to cover actual regulatory costs and mandates commissioner develop regulations on siting, disease control, stock importation, and protection of wild fish populations