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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 150 — Fish and wildlife resources

150.450 Use, operation, and possession of certain fishing gear.

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(1)The department shall promulgate reasonable regulations governing the taking of
minnows and crayfish from the waters of the Commonwealth. The regulations shall
prescribe the type of gear to be used, and shall prescribe the types of minnows and
crayfish that may be taken and the purposes for which they may be used.
(2)Any person possessing a commercial fishing license may take rough fishes, by the
use of commercial fishing gear, the types and specifications of which shall be
prescribed by the department by regulation.
(3)No person shall operate any commercial fishing gear as prescribed by regulation
unless he has procured a commercial fishing license and a tag for the use of each
piece of commercial fishing gear and has complied with the provisions of this
chapter or the regulations of the department. The tags shall be affixed to and
displayed on each piece of commercial fishing gear in use. This section shall not be
construed to require retail or wholesale dealers, or manufacturers to obtain licenses
and tags for commercial fishing gear in their possession.
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