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United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets open seasons for angling for listed fish species and lets the commissioner close seasons in spawning areas to protect the resource.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must set fish limits by rule, and a person may possess no more than one walleye over 20 inches, except that this subdivision does not apply to boundary waters.
United States — Minnesota
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Lake sturgeon, shovelnose sturgeon, and paddlefish may not be taken, bought, sold, transported, or possessed unless a commissioner rule allows it.
United States — Minnesota
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People may not take trout, except lake trout, from 11:00 p.m. until one hour before sunrise. The commissioner may set open seasons, conditions, and salmon-taking rules for certain Lake Superior stream fisheries.
United States — Minnesota
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If a person takes grass carp, bighead carp, or silver carp, they must report the type of carp taken to the commissioner within 7 days.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnow retailers, minnow dealers, and certain nonresidents need the required licenses to sell or transport minnows, with listed exceptions for some retail transport and minors handling leeches.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnow dealers, their workers, and residents under 18 who take, sell, or transport leeches must complete annual invasive-species training and carry a valid certification, with one retail-only minnows seller exempt.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision regulates taking, possessing, buying, selling, and transporting minnows, including equipment requirements, permit limits, and commissioner powers.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnows may not be taken with a seine over 25 feet long, unless the person is a licensed minnow dealer under the subdivision 2 limits.
United States — Minnesota
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This section generally bars bringing live minnows into the state, but allows limited transport and permits for certain cases.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not transport live carp fingerlings, except as allowed by the cited exception.
United States — Minnesota
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This section limits when minnows may be transported out of state and sets special rules for dealers, retailers, vehicle use, bills of lading, and commissioner requests.
United States — Minnesota
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Frog taking, possession, sale, transport, and related activities are regulated, with license limits, a stated open season, and commissioner rulemaking and permit authority.
United States — Minnesota
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Turtles generally may not be taken, possessed, or transported without the required licenses, and wild turtles may not be resold.
United States — Minnesota
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Limits apply to how many snapping turtles and western painted turtles a person may possess, and there are size and license-based exceptions.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may prohibit taking turtles from state waters when operations are being conducted to aid fish propagation.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may set size limits and conditions for mussel activities. Live mussels may not be harvested. Some licensed anglers may take and keep limited dead freshwater mussel shells for personal use, and shells must be handpicked only and not bought or sold.
United States — Minnesota
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Commercial taking of native rough fish in this Mississippi River area is allowed only with a license and only under specified gear and timing rules.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets the open season and water areas for netting lake whitefish and ciscoes, and it limits how nets may be used and what fish may be kept or sold.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines inland waters and commercial fish, requires commercial fishing licensing for inland waters, and sets rules for licensing, reporting, transfer, and voiding of licenses.