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Vessels operating in Alaskan waters must register with the state if they are engaged in commercial activities. Generally, they need to register within 30 days of beginning operations in Alaskan waters. For more specific requirements, including exceptions and additional regulations, it's best to consult the Alaska Department of Fish and Game or relevant authorities.

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