§ 20.1-06-06 — Illegal methods for taking fish

North Dakota § 20.1-06-06

• Jurisdiction: North Dakota
• Title 20.1: Game, Fish, Predators, and Boating
• Ch. 20.1-06: Fish, Frog, and Turtle Regulations

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No person except as provided in sections 20.1-06-04 and 20.1-06-05 may lay, set, or use
any drug, poison, lime, medicated bait, fishberries, dynamite, or other lethal or injurious
substance whatever; or lay, stretch, or place any tip-up snare, trap, set, or trotline, wire string,
rope, or cable of any sort in any of the waters of this state for the purpose of catching, taking,
killing, or destroying any fish. However, any person may take minnows by the use of a minnow
trap or dip net not exceeding twenty-four inches [60.96 centimeters] in diameter or thirty-six
inches [91.44 centimeters] in depth. Except as provided in this section, dip nets may only be
used as an aid in landing fish which have been legally taken by hook and line. One minnow trap
per licenseholder, other than those holding a bait vendor's license, may be used for the purpose
of taking bait minnows. Such trap may not be larger than specified in the governor's
proclamation and must be emptied at least once every forty-eight hours.