South Carolina Code 50-9-610. Additional requirements for attempting to take nongame freshwater fish
(1) a tag for each eel pot, at five dollars a tag for residents and fifty dollars a tag for nonresidents;
Terms Used In South Carolina Code 50-9-610
- Fish: means finfish, shellfish including mollusks, crustaceans, horseshoe crabs, whelks (conchs), turtles, and terrapin or products thereof. See South Carolina Code 50-5-15
- Fishing: means all activity and effort involved in taking or attempting to take fish. See South Carolina Code 50-5-15
- Gill net: means a net which is designed to hang vertically and capture fish by entanglement usually of the head, gill covers, or preopercles, and does not include gill net for taking shad unless specified. See South Carolina Code 50-5-15
- Take: means to harass intentionally, hunt, capture, gather, harvest, remove, catch, wound, or kill or attempt to harass, hunt, capture, gather, harvest, remove, catch, wound, or kill. See South Carolina Code 50-5-15
- Trap: is a n enclosed device used for taking fish, constructed to facilitate entry but prohibit or restrict exit of fish and is also called "pot". See South Carolina Code 50-5-15
- Trotline: means a single line or wire having numerous hooks or baits and is also called long line. See South Carolina Code 50-5-15
(2) a tag for each fyke net, at ten dollars for residents and fifty dollars for nonresidents;
(3) a tag for each gill net, at five dollars a tag for residents and fifty dollars a tag for nonresidents;
(4) a tag for each hoop net, at ten dollars a tag for residents and fifty dollars a tag for nonresidents;
(5) a tag for each trap, at five dollars a tag for residents and fifty dollars a tag for nonresidents;
(6) a tag for each trotline, not to exceed fifty hooks each, at two dollars fifty cents a tag for residents and fifty dollars a tag for nonresidents;
(7) a permit for using up to fifty jugs, at five dollars a permit for residents and fifty dollars for nonresidents;
(8) a permit for using up to fifty set hooks, at five dollars a permit for residents and fifty dollars for nonresidents.
(B) Permits for jugs and set hooks are not required for residents assisting permit holders.
(C) The licensee must affix the tag or identification information to the respective device.