(A)

1. (1) A person who takes nongame fish in the freshwaters of this State with the following nongame fishing devices shall obtain and must have in possession a valid recreational freshwater fishing license:

   1. (a) bows and arrows;
   2. (b) gigs;
   3. (c) spears;
   4. (d) tires;
   5. (e) minnow seines;
   6. (f) up to three trotlines with not more than one hundred fifty hooks on all lines;
   7. (g) three to fifty set hooks;
   8. (h) three to fifty jugs;
   9. (i) not more than two traps;
   10. (j) not more than one hoop net;
   11. (k) one gill net not more than two hundred yards in length or not more than five gill nets, none of which exceeds thirty yards in length;
   12. (l) not more than one skimbow net;
   13. (m) not more than two eel pots;
   14. (n) not more than one seine.
2. (2) A recreational fisherman shall purchase set hook or jug fishing permits and tags required by this article for the particular device used. Tags and permits may be applied for on forms provided by the department. This fisherman shall comply with other provisions of this article pertaining to the marking and use of nongame fishing devices. A jug permit is not required for residents assisting jug permit holders.

(B) A person who fishes for nongame fish in the freshwaters of this State by the use of the following nongame fishing devices must obtain and have in possession a commercial freshwater fishing license:

1. (1) two or more gill nets unless they are used as permitted by subsection (A)(1)(k);
2. (2) two or more hoop nets;
3. (3) three or more traps;
4. (4) trotlines with a combined total of one hundred fifty-one hooks or more;
5. (5) three or more eel pots.