Chap. 467.—An ACT to amend and re-enact sections 3205 and 3209 of the
Code of Virginia. [H B 324]
Approved March 27, 1922.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That sec-
tions thirty-two hundred and five and thirty-two hundred and nine
of the Code of Virginia, be amended and re-enacted so as to read as
follows :

Sec. 3205. To protect certain fish in the bays, creeks, inlets and
streams tributary to the Potomac river.—It shall be untawtul to cap-
tnre or kill any species of fish known as black bass, green bass, chub,
crappie, calico or strawberry bass, by means of any haul seine, drag
net, pouch net, or any other devise hauled from and landed on the
shore, or hauled, from any other place or contrivance and landed on
the shore or elsewhere, in any of the bays, creeks, inlets and streams
tributary to the Potomac river, in the State of Virginia, in tidewater.
or above tidewater, or to kill any of said species of fish by means
of explosives, drugs or poison, at any time in any of the aforesaid
waters.

Provided, however, that in the counties of King George and Stat-
ford it shall be lawful between December first and March first to
catch said fish with seine, net, pound or any other devise, and to sell
and market the same outside of the State of Virginia.

Sec. 2309.. Non-residents to obtain license.—It shall be unlawful
for any non-resident of the State to angle with pole or rod and hook
and line for fish in any of the waters of the State without first
procuring a license in the same manner as provided for non-resident
hunting license, except that fee for fishing license shall be two and
a hak dollars.