Bass in a Aquarium

WARREN WOLK wrote:
I think the permit thing applies in most states Bill, at least the ones
where the fisheries managers have brains.

Warren


Maybe we lack in brains in Texas, or maybe we just hold on to what few
freedoms we have left a little tighter. When you want some
Florida-strain LM, or hybrid bluegill, or catfish, or minnows for your
private tank anround here, you call the local ranch and feed store and
ask them what day the fish truck comes by. Fish farmers have routes
where they hit each community about once a month through the spring and
summer. you buy what you want and take it home.
After saying that, I will go on to say that I have no idea what
regulations the fish farmers have to comply with. They may be
restricted as to what species they can sell.
Here's a link to one of the biggies:
http://www.dunnsfishfarm.com/
I didn't find anything on the Texas parks and Wildlife site about
permits, but they do provide information to help educate you on private
pond/lake management.
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/landwate...private_water/

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WARREN WOLK wrote:
I think the permit thing applies in most states Bill, at least the ones
where the fisheries managers have brains.

Warren


Maybe we lack in brains in Texas, or maybe we just hold on to what few
freedoms we have left a little tighter. When you want some
Florida-strain LM, or hybrid bluegill, or catfish, or minnows for your
private tank anround here, you call the local ranch and feed store and
ask them what day the fish truck comes by. Fish farmers have routes
where they hit each community about once a month through the spring and
summer. you buy what you want and take it home.
After saying that, I will go on to say that I have no idea what
regulations the fish farmers have to comply with. They may be
restricted as to what species they can sell.
Here's a link to one of the biggies:
http://www.dunnsfishfarm.com/
I didn't find anything on the Texas parks and Wildlife site about
permits, but they do provide information to help educate you on private
pond/lake management.
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/landwate...private_water/
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They probably have permits for certain types of fish.

that's why the South is just being bombarded by non-native species. I think
FL has more non-natives than natives in the fisheries there.

Warren

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WARREN WOLK wrote:
I think the permit thing applies in most states Bill, at least the ones
where the fisheries managers have brains.

Warren


Maybe we lack in brains in Texas, or maybe we just hold on to what few
freedoms we have left a little tighter. When you want some
Florida-strain LM, or hybrid bluegill, or catfish, or minnows for your
private tank anround here, you call the local ranch and feed store and
ask them what day the fish truck comes by. Fish farmers have routes
where they hit each community about once a month through the spring and
summer. you buy what you want and take it home.
After saying that, I will go on to say that I have no idea what
regulations the fish farmers have to comply with. They may be
restricted as to what species they can sell.
Here's a link to one of the biggies:
http://www.dunnsfishfarm.com/
I didn't find anything on the Texas parks and Wildlife site about
permits, but they do provide information to help educate you on private
pond/lake management.
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/landwate...private_water/
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They probably have permits for certain types of fish.

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