-----Original Message----- From: mcclurg luke e [SMTP:mcclurgl at washburn_edu] Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 1998 5:49 PM To: nfc at actwin_com Subject: Re: Need California native fish Can this be done for people from out of state who might be interested in CA natives as well? LUKE The reg's I have don't say, but I would think that is more dependent upon your own state's law. I'm sure any California registered aquaculturist could ship to you without your needing a CA permit. Martin On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, D. Martin Moore wrote: > > > > D. Martin > > I am interested in this info also lists of species and a source would be > > helpful > > also what is the permit like??? > Steve, > > A private stocking permit costs $34.25. Some areas do not require a > permit if you keep certain species The application is only 1 page. > It's rather simple. But the instructions are 9 pages long! But not > too bad. You must list the species you wish to keep, and who you are > getting them from. > > Most of the fishes raised are commercially important rather than the > fish you and I would like to keep. If you send me a wish list I'll > tell you where to get it, if available. You can get your own copy of > the list of registered aquaculturists (28 pages worth) by writing : > > State of California > The Resources Agency > Department of Fish and Game > PO Box 944290 > Sacramento, CA 94244-2090 > > Ask for an application for a private stocking permit too, and a copy > of Inland Fisheries informational leaflet #6 "Regulations Governing > Private Stocking of Aquatic Plants and ANinmals (Noncommercial)". > > Prost, > > Martin > > ----------------------------------------------------------- > Greater American Freshwater Fishes Resource Site (GAFFeRs): http://www.localink4.com/~archimedes/ > > "Fie on thee, fellow! Whence come these fishes?" - Scheherazade > > "Any fish with good teeth is liable to use them." - Wm. T. Innes >
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