South Carolina Statutes

§ 50-5-345 — Commercial license a condition of permit; exceptions; revocation.

South Carolina·Title 50 FISH, GAME AND WATERCRAFT·Ch. 5 MARINE RESOURCES ACT

(A)In order to obtain any permit authorized under this chapter for taking marine resources except scientific, educational, and commercial display permits, a person must be a licensed commercial saltwater fisherman and hold all other required licenses.

(B)Any permit granted may be revoked by the department for a violation of a condition of the permit or of a related conservation law.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 2000 Act No. 245, SECTION 2.

Nearby Sections

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§ 50-5-10

Citation of chapter.

§ 50-5-100

Knowingly obtaining saltwater fishery product taken or sold unlawfully.

§ 50-5-1000

Wholesale seafood dealer prohibited from purchasing from unlicensed fisherman or dealer; maintenance of records; penalties.

§ 50-5-1005

Shellfish importation permits; conditions; penalties.

§ 50-5-1010

Shell removal permits; conditions; remedy in event of significant ecological perturbations; payment.

§ 50-5-1015

Unlawful removal of shell; penalty.

§ 50-5-1020

Possession of undersized whelk of genus Busycon taken for commercial purpose prohibited.

§ 50-5-105

Unlawful activities affecting others; penalty.

§ 50-5-110

Use of poison, explosive, or bang stick to take marine resources; penalty.

§ 50-5-1100

Lawful and unlawful taking of shrimp; penalties.

§ 50-5-1102

Persons who may not obtain or hold shrimp baiting license; penalty.

§ 50-5-1105

Catch limits; bait dealer taking and possession requirements; penalties.

§ 50-5-1110

Mesh size and stretch measure for shrimp cast nets.

§ 50-5-115

Responsibility for determining location of commercial fishing vessel.

§ 50-5-120

Boarding of vessel by law enforcement officers; penalty for failure to allow boarding and to cooperate.

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