Can oyster fishermen be charged with molusctation?
605125
Only if the oyster is under age. Otherwise the relationship is pearlfectly legal.
346864
clay, crabs, trees, oysters,water
645599
Hey, we are headed there tomorrow, awesome catches, large Red, trout, flounder and Black drum, we use live bait,  mostly mud minnows, mullet and shrimp. The trout love Ghost shrimp, but you must catch them yourself at the beach and the limit is 20. the best place to buy bait at Port Isabel is Harry's. They usually have everything. If you are boating, you can catch your bait over by the SPI Conference center (bay side) near the little canals. Lots of mullet and mud minnows.. Hey, GOOD LUCK!!!
506946
If you are asking in the legal sense, you may want to look up the M'Naghten Rules.  If you are asking in the moral sense, it depends on the situation.  It may be satisfying, but it would be grossly unfair, to punish someone who literally doesn't understand what he is doing.
379737
I would use a seine, never tried one in California but have had no problem catching shrimp for bait on the Texas coast.
174444
its a cover charge...like i have girl friend who is a dirty striper does side job but you can call her 24/7 with a striper-fee of like say 60 as soon as she picks up
1047647
It discourages the riff-raff element. I've already been put off coarse fishing because of the amount of idiots/@rseholes on the banks these days, especially the carpers. I've now taken up fly fishing and have to say that everyone I've met so far have been absolute gentlemen. If you have a genuine passion for it you'll pay the money. If it costs 50p all day then all sorts will be turning up.\nWhy do some shop at Lidl and some at Marks & Spencer?
961029
My ex had an drunken uncle who tried it.  He was a Nova Scotia fisherman...and swore he could do it...he never resurfaced.
13989
The "r" rule usually applies with oysters. But it has more to do with transportation. With frigerated transportation available, oysters, crabs, lobsters, & fish can be transported 365 days a year.
187355
As an avid fisherman, I would have to say yes. The cleaner the hook is set, the less pain they will feel. I imagine that the swallowed hooks and the ones that come out the eye ball, don't feel so pleasant. However, it may be less painful than slowly freezing to death in a cooler and suffocating.
578479
Hey now...some people are really serious about fishin'\n   In Veneta Oregon they are going for $1.25. And they are night-crawlers..
110970
No. An officer has to physically see you holding it/drinking it in order to charge you.
43859
Human health \n\nEating clams, mussels, oysters or scallops contaminated by red tide can cause severe illness and even death to humans. Federal regulations now require toxin monitoring programs that are implemented during red tide outbreaks. While some illnesses related to shellfish consumption occur, the highly cautionary regulations have been quite effective. \n\nAerosols from red tides can produce respiratory ailments. However, no studies have been done to determine if there are long-term consequences of inhaling potent neurotoxins from algae. Also, it is difficult to assess long-term effects of acute exposure among tourists who leave the area. \n===============================================\n\nPlease see a doctor right away! In the mean time, don't eat any sea creatures and protect yourself from common colds. The treatment that I found includes infussion of antibiotics and being in an oxygen tank.\n\nGood luck!
949400
As an invasive in US coastal and inland waters - absolutely nothing!  They displace native species, filter most of the planktonic organisms out of the water column (removal of food for fish and other animals), deposit what they don't eat on the bottom as pseudofeces - which changes the nature of the stream/lake bottom and can lead to anoxic conditions, AND these guys are such prolific breeders they can quickly encrust everything - including water intake pipes for various utilities.  Lastly when they die, the remaining shells litter the beaches and bottom of once great swimming holes - these are very sharp and will shred up your feed if you step on them.  \n\nScientists have been investigating the use of Zebra mussels as biological filters in wastewater treatment systems (see link to article below), and everything I've read looks very promising on this front.  If ever implemented for this purpose, extreme controls are going to have to take place in order to further prevent spreading zebra mussels throughout the country.
717283
Ok, I'll bite, does Skippers need some schooling on proper fish treatment?  It makes me green in the gills just thinking about those poor fish... baited into beleiving that they'll be treated finely.
165901
If the prize is money or anything of value, it is illegal.  However, the prize has to be pretty big for you to get in any real trouble.  But if the prize is $250,000 and they can prove you blatently cheated in order to get the money, they can charge you just as if you had tried to cheat someone directly out of $250,000.  Most times, however, the contest officials will just disqualify you because they don't really gain anything from charging you with a crime.  I have heard of a case where a couple got in big trouble when the sneaked their own fish into a contest where the prize was a boat, and they then tried to claim the fish as if they caught them.
983167
That's funny. No laws violated, except the sprinkling of the second person might be considered some type of an assault... Just claim you were sick....Good story.