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of the Conservation Commissioner and shall be countersigned by the Clerk
who issues same, who shall at the same time fill out a stub attached to
the license blank showing the name and post office address of the licensee,
and shall then detach said stub and mail same to the Conservation Depart-
ment the first day of each and every month in each year. Said license shall
specify in addition to the licensee's name and post office address the num-
ber of license, date of opening and closing of season, and the creel limit in
the area referred to in Section 81 of this Article. Such license shall be void
on, the first day of January of each year following date of issue. Every
licensee, while fishing in the area herein prescribed shall have upon his
person the license referred to above and shall also display in a conspicuous
manner upon his person a tag or button furnished by the Clerk at time of
issuance of license. The license must be produced for the inspection of the
game wardens, deputy game wardens, sheriffs, constables or other officers
or persons demanding to see it. The Clerk shall account for the license
fees so collected in full without any deduction or commissions, to the Comp-
troller in the same manner as receipts from the issuance of gunning li-
censes are now accounted for. The Comptroller shall place the funds so
received to the credit of the Conservation Fund to be used by the Con-
servation Commissioner for the purposes hereinafter provided in this
sub-title.

1927, ch. 532, sec. 3. 1929, ch. 471, sec. 76. 1929, ch. 131, sec. 3.

83. Open Season. The open season in the area herein described for
all fish other than carp and suckers, shall be from the first day of April to
the fifteenth day of August, both dates inclusive, and then only by means
of rod, hook and line. The creel limit on large and small mouth bass and
trout shall not be over ten in one day, —no trout under eight inches in
length shall be taken and no bass under nine inches.

The Conservation Commissioner shall not at any time during the term
of the lease herein referred to close to the public any part of the area except
he may at his discretion and for the proper propagation of fish close tribu-
taries to the area for their length, not to exceed three at any one time, or he
may prohibit fishing during the period between one hour after sunset and
half an hour before sunrise if he deems it necessary for the proper policing
of the area.

1927, ch. 532, sec. 4. 1929, ch. 471, sec. 77.

84. Unlawful to Hunt Without First Having Complied With Game
Laws. It shall be unlawful for any person to hunt upon the area herein
referred to as prescribed in Section 81 of this Article without having first
complied with all the requirements contained and specified in the game-
laws of Maryland.

1927, ch. 532, sec. 5. 1929, ch. 471, sec. 78. 1929, ch. 131, sec. 5.

85. Cost of Licenses for Boats. Any person or persons desiring to
maintain a boat shall be permitted so to do, only after having obtained