Delaware § 912 - Sale, trade and/or barter of game fish.
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§ 912. Sale, trade and/or barter of game fish.
(a) No person who catches or takes any species of game fish from or out of the tidal waters of this State shall sell, trade and/or barter said game fish, unless the Director has authorized such sale, trade or barter by issuing the person a permit.
(b) No person who catches or takes any species of game fish from or out of the tidal waters of this State shall attempt to sell, trade and/or barter said game fish, unless the Director has authorized such attempted sale, trade or barter by issuing the person a permit.
64 Del. Laws, c. 251, § 1;Source: official Delaware text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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