Massachusetts § 95 Taking fish from fisheries without permission

Massachusetts Statutes

§ 95 — Taking fish from fisheries without permission

Massachusetts § 95

Part IADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT

Title XIXAGRICULTURE AND CONSERVATION

Ch. 130MARINE FISH AND FISHERIES

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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 130, § 95 (2026).

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Section 95. No person shall take, kill, haul onshore, disturb, injure, hinder or obstruct the passage of any herring, alewives or other swimming marine food fish in a fishery created by a city or town, without the permission thereof or that of its lessees, in a fishery legally established by a corporation, without the permission of such corporation or in a public fishery regulated and controlled by a city or town, contrary to its regulations.Proceedings under this section shall be commenced within 30 days after the commission of the offense.

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Section 95. No person shall take, kill, haul onshore, disturb, injure, hinder or obstruct the passage of any herring, alewives or other swimming marine food fish in a fishery created by a city or town, without the permission thereof or that of its lessees, in a fishery legally established by a corporation, without the permission of such corporation or in a public fishery regulated and controlled by a city or town, contrary to its regulations.Proceedings under this section shall be commenced within 30 days after the commission of the offense.

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