South Carolina Statutes

§ 50-5-560 — Blue crab traps on Cooper River.

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

Notwithstanding the provisions of Chapter 13 of this title, traps used for taking blue crabs may be fished on Cooper River upstream to the confluence of the east and west branches of Cooper River; provided that all requirements of this chapter are complied with.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 2000 Act No. 245, SECTION 3.

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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