9-12-124
Section 9-12-124 "Crab catcher" license for use of more than five crab traps;
rules and regulations. (a) Any person taking crabs for commercial purposes or using more than
five crab traps for personal, noncommercial purposes must first obtain and have in possession
a "crab catcher's" license. The fee for said license shall be $50.00 and shall be
paid to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. (b) Individuals can use up to,
but not more than, five crab traps for taking crabs for personal, noncommercial purposes,
without said license. (c) All crab traps and commercial crab boats must display identifying
markings to be developed by regulations of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
and it shall be unlawful to take crabs from traps belonging to another person without written
authorization. (d) The proceeds from the sale of said licenses shall be deposited to the credit
of the Marine Resources Fund and said licenses shall expire on September 30 of each year....

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9-12-82
Section 9-12-82 License required for taking of oysters for commercial purposes; penalty;
aquaculture license; disposition of funds. (a) Before any person engages in the taking or
catching of oysters from the waters or bottoms of the State of Alabama, the person shall first
purchase an annual oyster catcher license. The license shall expire annually on September
30 and shall be twenty-five dollars ($25) . However, persons may take for personal, noncommercial
purposes, from waters opened to commercial oystering, not more than 100 oysters per day without
purchasing an oyster catcher license. (b) Before any oyster aquaculture site or facility permitted
by the state Department of Public Health engages in the taking of oysters from the waters
or bottoms of this state, the oyster aquaculture permittee shall first purchase an annual
oyster aquaculture license. The license shall allow employees of the aquaculture facility
to engage in harvesting and sorting of oysters or to conduct other...
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9-12-93
Section 9-12-93 License for boat used for taking or carrying shrimp. It shall be unlawful
for any person to use any boat for the purpose of drawing a seine or trawl used in catching
shrimp or hauling or carrying shrimp without first having secured an annual license due and
payable on or before the opening date of the season as set by the Commissioner of Conservation
and Natural Resources in each and every year as follows: For each and every boat owned by
a resident of this state, there shall be an annual license fee of fifty dollars ($50) for
commercial boats under 30 feet in length, seventy-five dollars ($75) for commercial boats
from 30 to 45 feet in length, one hundred dollars ($100) on commercial boats over 45 feet
in length, and fifteen dollars ($15) on all recreational boats regardless of length. Recreational
boats can use trawls of 16 feet or less as measured at the cork line or main top line to catch,
or attempt to catch, shrimp for bait or noncommercial purposes, not to exceed...
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9-11-53.1
Section 9-11-53.1 Resident license - Saltwater fishing. (a)(1) Any person who has been
a bona fide resident of this state for a period of not less than 90 days next preceding and
who is age 16 or older, but has not yet reached the age of 65, shall not take, catch, kill,
possess, or attempt to take, catch, kill, or possess, any fish in any of the waters of this
state, except those waters for which a license is required by Section 9-11-53, below
that line defined in Rule 220-2-.42(1) of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
as published in the Alabama Administrative Code, by angling with rod and reel or by use of
any artificial bait, fly, lure, gig, cast net, bow, crab traps that are not required to be
licensed by Section 9-12-124, or by spear fishing, as defined by Section 9-11-170,
without first procuring an annual resident saltwater fishing license for twenty dollars ($20),
plus a one dollar ($1) issuance fee, which fees shall be subject to adjustment as provided
for in...
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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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9-12-113
Section 9-12-113 Licenses or permits for commercial fishing; net or seine permits. (a)
Each license or permit issued by the Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources or
his or her authorized agent shall state the name of the applicant. (1) If the applicant is
a resident of the State of Alabama, the applicant shall pay the following fees: a. One hundred
dollars ($100) for commercial fishing. b. Three hundred dollars ($300) on each net or seine
permit, plus an additional five hundred dollars ($500) per permit for the taking of Roe Mullet
and Spanish Mackerel, as defined by regulation of the Department of Conservation and Natural
Resources. c. One thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500) for each purse seine license. (2)
Nonresidents shall pay the following fees: a. Two hundred dollars ($200) for commercial fishing.
b. One thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500) for each net or seine permit, plus an additional
two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500) per permit for the taking of...
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9-11-59
Section 9-11-59 License to capture or kill fur-bearing animals for commercial purposes;
traps. (a) It shall be unlawful for any person to take, capture, or kill, or to attempt to
take, capture, or kill for commercial purposes by any means or device any of the fur-bearing
animals protected by the laws or regulations of this state without first procuring a license
therefor, to be issued in the same manner as is provided for hunting and fishing licenses.
(b)(1) Any person who has been a bona fide resident of this state for 90 days next preceding
may procure a resident trapping license by paying the sum of twenty dollars ($20). (2) Any
person who has not been a bona fide resident of this state for 90 days next preceding may
procure a nonresident trapping license by paying the amount charged a resident of Alabama
for a similar license in the nonresident state, except that the license fee for a nonresident
in no event shall be less than 10 times the license fee charged by the department for...
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9-11-55.2
Section 9-11-55.2 Nonresident saltwater fishing license; cost; disposition of fees;
penalty for violation. (a) A nonresident of this state who is age 16 or older, shall not take,
catch, kill, possess, or attempt to take, catch, kill, or possess any fish in any of the waters
of this state except those waters for which a license is required by Section 9-11-53,
below that line defined in Rule 220-2-.42(1) of the Department of Conservation and Natural
Resources as published in the Alabama Administrative Code, by angling with rod and reel or
by use of any artificial bait, fly, lure, gig, cast net, bow, crab traps that are not required
to be licensed by Section 9-12-124, or by spear fishing, as defined by Section
9-11-170, without first procuring a nonresident saltwater fishing license. The cost of nonresident
saltwater fishing licenses shall be as follows: (1) A nonresident annual saltwater fishing
license shall cost forty-four dollars ($44), plus a one dollar ($1) issuance fee, which fees...

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9-12-54.1
Section 9-12-54.1 Live saltwater bait dealers license. Before any person, firm, or corporation
engages in the taking, catching, transporting, or selling of live saltwater bait and the transporting
of dead saltwater bait for commercial purposes, he or she shall have in his or her possession
a live saltwater bait dealers license. "Live saltwater bait" shall be defined by
regulation promulgated by the Commissioner of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
The license shall be sold and issued by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
to any live saltwater bait dealer upon payment of a fee of one hundred dollars ($100), which
shall entitle the person to sell live saltwater bait from a place of business and operate
one designated live bait catcher boat and one transport truck, or two hundred dollars ($200)
for the right to sell live saltwater bait from a place of business and operate two designated
live bait catcher boats and two transport trucks. Detailed...
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9-12-54.5
Section 9-12-54.5 Catching, etc. of shrimp by persons with recreational boat shrimping
license. Persons with a recreational boat shrimping license may use a trawl having a width
of 16 feet or less as measured at the cork line to catch, or attempt to catch, saltwater shrimp
for bait or noncommercial purposes not to exceed five gallons of shrimp per person per day,
and unless otherwise provided by law or regulation, only at the same time and in the waters
open to commercial shrimping. (Acts 1981, No. 81-853, p. 1531, §5; Acts 1994, No. 94-618,
p. 1150, §1; Act 2000-737, p. 1613, §1.)...
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