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upon receipi ui any specimen of wildlife, a holder of a permit shall immediately affix to such specimen a tag bearing the designation of the species, the name and address of the customer and the date the specimen was killed. Such tag shall remain affixed to the specimen, except when the specimen is actually in the process of being worked on, until it is delivered to the customer. A numbered tag, with numbers corresponding to the number of the line entry of the records required in subsection A of this section, may be used
VR 325-03-1
Fishing Generally. § 2. Creel limits.
Amend subdivision 1 to establish a creel limit of two bass per day in the aggregate on Briery Creek Lake; amend subdivision 4 to include sauger in an eight per day aggregate creel limit for taking walleye, yellow pike perch and sauger statewide; repeal present subdivision 6, relating to sauger and an exception on South Holston Reservoir; and renumber present subdivision 7 as 6.
§ 3. Size limit.
Amend subdivision 1 to increase the minimum size limit on muskellunge statewide from 26 inches to 30 inches; amend subdivision 3 to delete North Fork of Pound and Beaverdam (Loudoun County) Reservoirs and the waters of the Quantico Manne Reservation from the present 12inch minimum size limit for bass; amend subdivision 5 to establish a 12 to 15-inch, inclusive, slot limit on bass taken from waters of the Quantico Marine Reservation and from Beaverdam Reservoir in Loudoun County; amend subdivision
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