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Topic: Capturing Largemouth Bass for Aquarium  (Read 864 times)

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Hojoman

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January 10, 2013

Question: One of my friends has a large aquarium and is interested in putting some largemouth bass in it. I would like to know what the regulations are for catching a largemouth bass in a local lake and then transporting it live to his tank. It would never be released into a different body of water, and it would be taken legally. (Azure C.)

Answer: Transporting fish alive from the water where they are taken is prohibited (California Code of Regulations, section 1.63). Laws allowing certain species of live fish to be maintained alive in closed-systems do not authorize possession in home aquariums. Your friend can legally buy bass for his or her aquarium from a licensed aquaculturalist, as long as he or she does not release it into the wild.


AlsHobieOutback

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Too bad... I always wanted a tank of bass!  The feeding video's on YouTube are awesome!!!

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dilbeck

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You can have them Al, just have to purchase them.



 

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