R. 68B-13.001 Applicability of Rules to State and Federal Waters
R. 68B-13.0015 Definitions
R. 68B-13.005 Designation as Restricted Species; Season; Repeal of Special Act
R. 68B-13.006 Licenses, Endorsements, and Permits
R. 68B-13.007 Restrictions on Size and on Transport and Possession of Stone Crabs and Stone Crab Claws
R. 68B-13.008 Gear, Trap Construction, Commercial Trap Marking Requirements, Trap Working Regulations, Trap Transfer
R. 68B-13.009 Recreational Stone Crab Harvest: Bag Limit, Trap Limit, Trap Marking Requirements, Trap Pulling, Recreational Stone Crab Trap Registration Requirement
R. 68B-13.010 Stone Crab Trap Limitation Program
R. 68B-13.011 Prohibitions
R. 68B-13.012 Commission Policy Regarding the Assessment of Administrative Penalties

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