I know it is illegal to sell crappie fillets, but can you trade them? I have had a really good year and I have over 75lbs of fillets in my freezer. I would love to do some trading but I also dont want to get in trouble. Any suggestions?
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I know it is illegal to sell crappie fillets, but can you trade them? I have had a really good year and I have over 75lbs of fillets in my freezer. I would love to do some trading but I also dont want to get in trouble. Any suggestions?
why keep so many? just seems like a lot to have a little c and r and they while be there next year
Don't you have possession limits in your state?
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Problem solved. Having a fish fry for Church.
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Originally Posted by hunter7711
In KY no limit on processed fish.
Didn't know. Thanks.
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Nice problem goes to a great cause. I think you can legally barter anything you have legally in your possesion. I personally start cutting back after I start getting a lot of fish in the freezer. I have a lot of family and friends that like crappie. Nothing wrong with feeding your family and that includes church!
Just keep what you can eat, plus some for friends and family
Two years ago I was fishing from the bank with a friend of mine when my phone rang, it was my son. "Dad what are you doing?" Why i'm fishing, what else. "I saw a boat on craigs list, let's chek it out." We met at a McDonalds and went to the guys house and checked out the boat. Well it was perfect then and still is today. My son asked me if I thought it was worth $2300.00 and I told him, every penny. The owner strolled up and said well what do ya think? I told him that I had six crappie in my truck, would you you be willing to take them and $2000.00? My son laughed and said I never knew crappie were barganing chips. We bought the boat for $2100.00, and the guy loved the fish!:Rofl
Good story. Ha!
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