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9-11-65
Section 9-11-65 Lifetime resident hunting, freshwater fishing and combination licenses.
(a) Any Alabama resident meeting the residency requirements set out in Section 9-11-44
may in lieu of the resident all-game hunting license purchase a lifetime resident hunting
license by filing an application in the office of the Commissioner of the Department of Conservation
and Natural Resources on the form prescribed by the commissioner and paying therefor the following
license fees, which shall include a one dollar ($1) issuance fee, which fees shall be subject
to adjustment as provided for in Section 9-11-68: Persons less than two years old,
three hundred dollars ($300); persons age two through 11 years, four hundred dollars ($400);
persons age 12 through 49 years, five hundred dollars ($500); and persons age 50 years and
above, three hundred dollars ($300). (b) Any Alabama resident meeting the residency requirements
set out in Section 9-11-53 may in lieu of the annual resident freshwater...
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9-12-115.1
Section 9-12-115.1 Landing and reporting requirements for certain saltwater finfish
and other seafood products. All saltwater finfish commercially harvested in the State of Alabama,
except those lawfully taken by purse seine, shall be landed in this state and reported through
a properly licensed Alabama seafood dealer. Other seafood products commercially harvested
in this state shall be landed in this state, or in lieu thereof any subject person shall comply
with any reporting procedures established by regulation of the Department of Conservation
and Natural Resources. The Commissioner of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
is hereby authorized to promulgate regulations which provide for and require reporting procedures
for both resident and nonresident Alabama commercial fishermen who sell or land seafood products
other than finfish outside the State of Alabama. Upon determination by the Commissioner of
the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources that any...
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9-11-54
Section 9-11-54 Special fishing license for totally disabled persons; period of validity;
request for recertification of disability; fee of issuing authority; definitions. (a) Any
person who is totally and permanently disabled and receiving disability retirement from a
public or private entity or a disability benefit from the federal Social Security Administration,
the United States Railroad Retirement, the United States Office of Personnel Management, the
Retirement Systems of Alabama, or a unit of federal, state, or local government designated
by rule of the department and who has been a bona fide resident of this state for not less
than 90 days next preceding the date of application may, upon the payment of an annual license
fee as provided in subsection (b), plus an issuance fee of one dollar ($1), procure a special
fishing or hunting license in the following manner: The applicant shall file with the person,
in the county in which he or she resides, who is duly authorized to issue...
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9-12-150
Section 9-12-150 Artificial reef construction permit; transportation, inspection, etc.,
of reef materials; bond; penalties. (a) Before any person, firm, corporation, or association
constructs or attempts to construct an artificial fishing reef in the coastal waters of the
State of Alabama as defined by Section 9-7-10, or waters approved by the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers adjacent to or which may affect the coastal area of Alabama as defined
by Section 9-7-10, and transports or attempts to transport material from which artificial
reefs may be constructed through the waters of this state, the person, firm, corporation,
or association shall have the material inspected and approved by and shall obtain a permit
from the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Marine Resources Division,
or any agency designated in the future by the division, the cost of which shall be twenty-five
dollars ($25) per reef and shall be credited to the Marine Resources Fund. Materials are...
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9-11-94.1
Section 9-11-94.1 Purchase of tags required for each tarpon taken, killed, or harvested.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to possess or kill or harvest from the public waters
of this state the fish commonly known as the tarpon (Megalops Atlanticus), and has been designated
as the official state saltwater fish of the State of Alabama, pursuant to Section 1-2-8,
without first obtaining from the Marine Resources Division of the State of Alabama Department
of Conservation and Natural Resources a tag which shall be affixed to the tarpon immediately
upon the kill or harvest from the public waters of Alabama. (b) The cost of the tags for the
tarpon shall be $50 per tag, and the Marine Resources Division may promulgate rules and regulations
concerning the sale of the tags and the quantity thereof which may be purchased by any person
during one calendar year. (c) Any person who violates this section shall be guilty
of a Class C misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished...
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9-11-170
Section 9-11-170 Spearing of commercial or nongame fish for sport - When, where and
how permitted; notice of competitive events. (a) The spearing of commercial or nongame fish
solely for the purpose of sport in all waters of this state, both fresh and salt, shall be
lawful; provided, that the person engaged in the act of spearing shall be completely submerged.
"Commercial or nongame fish" as used in this article shall be limited to those freshwater
fish designated as such by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and all species
of saltwater fish. "Spearing" as used in this article shall be limited to the use
of a spear or similar instrument that is held in the hand of the person using same and the
use of a weapon, other than a firearm, which propels or forces a projectile, arrow or similar
device therefrom to which a wire, rope, line, cord or other means of recovering the propelled
projectile, arrow or similar device is attached and is secured to the weapon or to the...
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9-12-231
Section 9-12-231 Nets and similar devices permitted in salt and brackish waters. (a)
The following nets or similar devices may be used in Alabama salt and brackish waters: (1)
A landing net, which is a net commonly used to land fish while hook-and-line fishing. (2)
A dip or crab net, which may not exceed three feet in diameter. (3) A minnow seine, which
may not exceed 25 feet in length or 4 feet in depth. (4) A hand thrown cast net, which may
not exceed 30 feet in diameter. (5) A shrimp trawl net. (6) A net used for scientific or educational
purposes; provided that any person using a net for scientific or educational purposes shall
have in his or her possession a valid permit issued by the Department of Conservation and
Natural Resources, which shall enact rules governing the use of nets for scientific or educational
purposes. (7) A purse seine for the taking of menhaden by persons licensed by the Department
of Conservation and Natural Resources in water designated by the department....
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9-15-55
Section 9-15-55 Retention by state of title to certain filled lands; rights of access.
(a) The state shall retain title to any lands of the state lying seaward of the mean high
tide line that are filled in the course of a beach project undertaken by a coastal municipality
pursuant to Article 11 of Chapter 47 of Title 11 with the permit of the Commissioner of the
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources as provided in Section 9-15-56. (b)
The title to additional filled lands shall be retained by the state to the extent that the
proportions of any state-owned lands filled in the course of a permitted beach project undertaken
by a coastal municipality are subsequently increased seaward by accretion or any other natural
or artificial fill process. (c) Notwithstanding any rule of decision or principle of common
law recognized prior to May 23, 2000, the retention of title by the state pursuant to this
section shall be recognized regardless of the participation, consent, or objection...
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9-15-76
Section 9-15-76 Binders. Each person or corporation submitting a bid on real property
or an interest therein to be sold or leased by the State of Alabama under this article shall
present with his or her bid, payable to the Lands Division of the state Department of Conservation
and Natural Resources, a certified check or bank cashier's check in the amount to be determined
by the Lands Division not to exceed 20 percent of his or her bid, as a binder on the real
property upon which he or she has bid. If the property is being sold at public auction, the
Lands Division shall determine the amount of the binder required. The binder shall be forfeited
by the person or corporation to whom the bid is awarded if the person or corporation does
not complete purchase by presenting to the state a cashier's check or certified check for
the amount due less the amount of the binder previously submitted on the real property within
30 days after receiving notice in writing that he or she is the successful...
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33-5-65
Section 33-5-65 Reinstatement of certification following cancellation, suspension, or
revocation. Any person whose boater safety certification has been cancelled, suspended, or
revoked under any provision of Alabama law, by the Commissioner of Conservation and Natural
Resources, or by any court of competent jurisdiction shall, upon application for reinstatement
of the certification, pay to the Director of Public Safety a fee of fifty dollars ($50) for
each cancellation, suspension, or revocation action. An additional fifty dollars ($50) is
imposed if the cancelled, suspended, or revoked certification is not voluntarily surrendered
within 30 days of a cancellation, suspension, or revocation notice. Upon receipt of the reinstatement
fee, clearance for recertification will be provided. The second and any subsequent clearance
for recertification for this action will be provided for a fee of five dollars ($5). Upon
reinstatement the holder is required to obtain a duplicate certification...
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