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hooks may be employed on one throw line.
No fishing device may be attached to any other fishing device by use of buoys, jugs, or
other means. No trotline may be placed or set in the vicinity of any boat dock, or bathing
pier, or bathing beach, or any place commonly used as a swimming or bathing area.
In the Pecos River in Crockett County, only the following means of taking fish may be used:
ordinary hook and line or trotline or artificial bait. (No restrictions on number of hooks.)
In that part of the East Ford of the Pdueces River which forms the boundary line between
Edwards and Real Counties, starting at the Hackberry Community south to the Uvalde County line,
it shall be unlawful to take or attempt to take any fish by any method, means or device equipped
with more than two (2) hooks, except artificial lures used with a rod and reel. Bottles, cans,
and floats of any kind shall not be used unless the line to which hooks are attached is tied
securely to a stationary object or held by the fisherman.
A common funnel fruit jar type trap or its metalliccounterpart, not longer than twenty-
four (24) inches with throat no larger than one (1) inch in diameter, minnow seines, not more
than twenty (20) feet in length, dip nets, cast nets, and umbrella nets constructed of non-
metallic materials may be used for taking minnows, sunfish (bream or perch), and rough fish,
as Refined. Provided, however, in Buchanan Lake in Burnet and Llano Counties, minnow seines
not more than fifty (50) feet in length may be used. All fish species which cannot be legally
taken by trap, net or seine must be imrnediately released in the waters from which they are
taken when caught by such device.
Spear gun and spear, as well as bow and arrow, may be used for taking only rough fish, as
defined. It shall be unlawful to have in possession any fish other than rough fish while using
a spear gun and shear, or bow and arrow, for taking such fish.
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It shall be lawful in all of the above named counties, except Menard County, to take or
catch rough fish as defined with a wire loop; however, it shall be unlawful for any person to have
in possession any crappie; largemouth, smallmouth, or spotted bass; channel, blue, or flathead
catfish; or white bass at the time such person has in possession any rough fish that were taken
by a wire loop.
In Gillespie County only, it shall be lawful to take or catch rough fish with a net, the Page 9
mesh of which is not less tP:an two (2) inches square, during all months except March, April, and
Niay. It shall be unlawful for any person using said nets to have in his possession any fish
not designated as rough fish in this proclamation. It shall be unlawful for any person to use
a net made of metallic materials to take or attempt to take fish.
The taking or attempting to take any game or fish in the above named counties by any means
other than as hereinabove set forth shall be unlawful except under fish management contracts
with the Game and Fish Commission for removal of rough fish as provided in Chapter 422, 51st
Legislature. However, none of this proclamation shall apply to the Game and Fish Commission of
Texas, their agents or employees, when in the course, acts, or procedures of conservation,
removal of rough fish or other practices deemed by said Commission to be in the best interest
of game and fish culture and the preservation of the sport of hunting and fishing.
There shall be no open season or period of time when it shall be la~~aful to take any of the
wildlife resources in the above named counties other than during the open seasons hereby pro-
claimed.
The rules and regulations in the proclamation herein promulgated by the Game and Fish Com-
mission are cumulative of all General and Special Laws enacted by the Legislature regulating the
taking of wildlife.
The penalty provided by law for violation of the rules herein set forth is a fine of not
less than Ten Dollars ($10,00) and not more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) in all counties
except Burnet and Gillespie where such fine is not less than Twenty-Five Dollars 025.00) and
not more than Two Hundred Dollars 0200.00) and except Travis where such fine is not less than
Fifty Dollars 050.00) and not more than Two Hundred Dollars 0200.00).
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the above is a true and correct copy of the proclamation and rules
and regulations issued by the Game and Fish Commission at a regular meeting, with a quorum
present, at its office in Austin, Texas, on the 12th day of October, r~.D., 1962, in accordance
with the minutes of said Commission.
~9ITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL 01•' OFFICE, this the 15th day of October, A.D., 1962.
ATTEST: /s/ H. D. Dodgen
/s/ Martha 6+iest /t/ H. D. Dodgen, Executive Secretary
/t/ Martha G1est, Secretary GAME dTdll FISH CON;l~IISSION OF TEXAS
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N0, 91120 READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES
This the 6th day of April, 1963, upon motion of Commissioner Bartel, seconded by
Commissioner Witt, the Court unanimously approved the Minutes of Commissioners Court of Kerr
County, Texas, from pages 14 thru 21, Volume M,
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N0, 91121 TRANSFER OF X5,000,00 FROM GENERAL FUND TO OFFICERS SALARY FUND
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This the 6th day of April 1963, upon motion of Commissioner Stone, seconded by Commissioner
Schuethelm, the court unanimously approved that the County Clerk and County Treasurer be, and