AB100-ASA1,368,2016
29.229
(5) Restrictions on approvals. A person who is fishing under the
17authority of an approval issued under this section shall be subject to the same
18conditions, limitations
, and restrictions as are imposed on the equivalent approval
19issued under
s. ss.
29.191 (4), 29.219, 29.228
, 29.2285 (1), and 29.231, including bag
20limits, size limits, rest days
, and closed seasons.
AB100-ASA1,368,2222
29.2295
(2) (m) Sturgeon hook and line tags.
AB100-ASA1,369,224
29.2295
(4) (c) 2. If the amount appropriated under s. 20.370 (9) (hk) is
25insufficient to make all of the payments under
this subsection par. (a), the
1department shall make the remaining payments from the appropriation under s.
220.370 (9) (ht).
AB100-ASA1,369,64
29.2295
(4m) Resource management. In addition to any payment made under
5sub. (4) (a), the department shall make an annual payment of $50,000 to the band
6for the purposes of fishery management within the reservation.
AB100-ASA1,369,128
29.235
(1) Issuance. A resident conservation patron license shall be issued
9subject to s. 29.024 by the department to any resident
14 12 years old or older who
10applies for the license. A nonresident conservation patron license shall be issued
11subject to s. 29.024 by the department to any person
14 12 years old or older who is
12not a resident and who applies for the license.
AB100-ASA1,369,2114
29.235
(2) Authorization; resident hunting, fishing, and trapping privileges. 15A resident conservation patron license confers upon the licensee all the combined
16privileges conferred by a resident small game hunting license,
a resident deer
17hunting license,
a resident wild turkey hunting license,
a resident archer hunting
18license,
a waterfowl hunting stamp,
a pheasant hunting stamp, a wild turkey
19hunting stamp,
a resident annual fishing license, an inland waters trout stamp, a
20Great Lakes trout and salmon stamp,
a sturgeon hook and line tag, and
a trapping
21license.
AB100-ASA1,370,423
29.235
(2m) Authorization; nonresident hunting and fishing privileges. A
24nonresident conservation patron license confers upon the licensee all the combined
25privileges conferred by a nonresident small game hunting license,
a nonresident deer
1hunting license,
a nonresident wild turkey hunting license,
a nonresident archer
2hunting license,
a waterfowl hunting stamp,
a pheasant hunting stamp, a wild
3turkey hunting stamp,
a nonresident annual fishing license, an inland waters trout
4stamp,
and a Great Lakes trout and salmon stamp
, and a sturgeon hook and line tag.
AB100-ASA1,370,156
29.235
(3) Authorization; admission to state parks and related areas. A
7person may operate a motor vehicle, except a motor bus, as defined in s. 340.01 (31),
8subject to the admission requirements under s. 27.01 (7), in any vehicle admission
9area under s. 27.01 (7) without having an admission receipt affixed to the vehicle or
10otherwise displayed and without paying a fee if the vehicle has as an occupant a
11holder of a resident or nonresident conservation patron license who can present the
12license upon demand in the vehicle admission area. The conservation patron license
13permits the license holder to enter Heritage Hill state park or a state trail without
14paying an admission fee.
This subsection does not apply to holders of conservation
15patron licenses who are under the age of 18 years.
AB100-ASA1,370,2017
29.235
(5) Subscription. At the time the department issues a conservation
18patron license, it shall provide
the each licensee
who is at least 18 years of age with
19an annual subscription to the Wisconsin natural resources magazine without any
20additional fee or charge.
AB100-ASA1,371,1522
29.235
(6) Admission receipt. At the same time the department issues a
23conservation patron license, it may issue an annual resident or nonresident vehicle
24admission receipt or a special receipt for admission to state parks and similar areas.
25The department may issue an annual resident or nonresident vehicle admission
1receipt or a special receipt for admission to state parks and similar areas to a person
2who has a conservation patron license on location at the state park or similar area.
3A person who is issued a receipt under this subsection shall affix the receipt by its
4own adhesive to the interior surface of the lower left-hand corner of the windshield
5of the vehicle or otherwise display it as authorized under a rule promulgated under
6s. 27.01 (7) (e) 2. A receipt issued under this section is not considered part of a
7conservation patron license for the purpose of issuing a duplicate. No duplicate
8receipt may be issued for a receipt that is affixed by its own adhesive to a windshield
9unless the license holder provides evidence that the vehicle upon which the sticker
10receipt is affixed is no longer usable or that the vehicle was transferred to another
11person and the license holder presents the original receipt or remnants of it to the
12department. Section 29.024 (7) applies to the issuance of a duplicate receipt that is
13displayed as authorized under the rule promulgated under s. 27.01 (7) (e) 2.
This
14subsection does not apply to holders of conservation patron licenses who are under
15the age of 18 years.
AB100-ASA1,371,2117
29.401
(2m) The department may not promulgate or enforce a rule that
18prohibits persons from possessing barbed hooks while fishing for trout in inland
19trout waters, as defined in s.
29.191 (4) 29.2285 (1) (a), during the period beginning
20on January 1 and ending on the Friday immediately preceding the first Saturday in
21the following May.
AB100-ASA1, s. 587d
22Section 587d. 29.404 (1) of the statutes is renumbered 29.404 (1m) and
23amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,372,424
29.404
(1m) Public nuisance; removal. Any building, vehicle, tent, fish shanty
25or similar shelter that is used or left on the ice
without a permit as required under
1sub. (1b) or in violation of any department order or that has fallen through the ice
2is a public nuisance. The department shall notify the owner, if known. If after the
3expiration of 10 days after notice is given the owner does not claim the nuisance, the
4department may destroy or sell the nuisance in the name of the state.
AB100-ASA1,372,96
29.404
(1b) Nonresidents; permit required. A person who is not a resident
7may not place a fish shanty or similar shelter on the ice unless the person holds a
8nonresident annual fish shanty permit or a nonresident 7-day fish shanty permit
9issued by the department.
AB100-ASA1, s. 587e
10Section 587e. 29.424 (2) (intro.) and (b) of the statutes are consolidated,
11renumbered 29.424 (2) and amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,372,1712
29.424
(2) Subsection (1) does not authorize the department to remove fish
13from a self-contained fish rearing facility or from a preexisting fish rearing facility
14that is an artificial body of water unless
one or more of the following apply: (b) The 15the department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection has requested that the
16department of natural resources remove the fish to address a problem affecting fish
17health.
AB100-ASA1,372,2320
29.506
(7m) (a) The department shall issue a taxidermy school permit to a
21person who applies for the permit; who, on August 15, 1991, holds a valid
22taxidermist permit issued under this section; and who, on August 15, 1991, operates
23a taxidermy school approved by the educational approval board under s.
45.54 38.50.
AB100-ASA1,373,5
129.559
(1) (c) Any person, including the department, who issues a wild turkey
2hunting tag under s. 29.164 (4) (b) or a sturgeon hook and line tag under s. 29.2285
3(3) (b) shall collect, in addition to the statutory fee, and issuing fee for each tag that
4the person is issued. A person appointed under s. 29.024 (6) (a) 2., 3., or 4. may retain
515 cents for each issuing fee of each tag to compensate for services in issuing the tag.
AB100-ASA1,373,107
29.559
(3) Collection of issuing fee for fish shanty permit. Any person,
8including the department, may retain 50 cents of each fish shanty permit fee
9collected under s. 29.563 (11) (a) 3. or 4. as a fee to compensate for services in issuing
10the permit.
AB100-ASA1,373,1212
29.563
(2) (a) 1. Small game:
$14.25
$15.25.
AB100-ASA1,373,1514
29.563
(2) (a) 4. Small game issued to 12-year-olds to 17-year-olds:
$7.25 15$6.25.
AB100-ASA1,373,1717
29.563
(2) (a) 5. Deer:
$18.25 $21.25.
AB100-ASA1,373,1919
29.563
(2) (a) 5g. Deer issued to 12-year-olds to 17-year-olds: $17.25.
AB100-ASA1,373,2121
29.563
(2) (a) 5m. Elk:
$43.25 $46.25.
AB100-ASA1,373,2323
29.563
(2) (a) 6. Class A bear:
$43.25 $46.25.
AB100-ASA1,373,2525
29.563
(2) (a) 7. Class B bear:
$12.25 $11.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,22
29.563
(2) (a) 8. Archer:
$18.25
$21.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,44
29.563
(2) (a) 8m. Archer issued to 12-year-olds to 17-year olds: $17.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,66
29.563
(2) (a) 9. Wild turkey:
$11.25
$12.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,88
29.563
(2) (b) 1. Annual small game:
$78.25 $82.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,1010
29.563
(2) (b) 2. Five-day small game:
$48.25 $52.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,1212
29.563
(2) (b) 3. Deer:
$158.25
$157.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,1414
29.563
(2) (b) 3m. Elk:
$249.25
$248.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,1616
29.563
(2) (b) 4. Class A bear:
$249.25 $248.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,1818
29.563
(2) (b) 5. Class B bear:
$108.25 $107.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,2020
29.563
(2) (b) 6. Archer:
$158.25
$157.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,2222
29.563
(2) (b) 7. Fur-bearing animal:
$158.25 $157.25.
AB100-ASA1,374,2424
29.563
(2) (b) 8. Wild turkey:
$58.25
$57.25.
AB100-ASA1,375,1
129.563
(2) (e) 2. Pheasant:
$7 $9.75.
AB100-ASA1,375,43
29.563
(2) (f)
Resident tags. Each additional wild turkey hunting tag issued
4to a resident under s. 29.164 (4) (b): $9.75.
AB100-ASA1,375,76
29.563
(2) (g)
Nonresident tags. Each additional wild turkey hunting tag
7issued to a nonresident under s. 29.164 (4) (b): $14.75.
AB100-ASA1,375,99
29.563
(3) (a) 1. Annual:
$16.25
$19.25.
AB100-ASA1,375,1111
29.563
(3) (a) 3. Husband and wife:
$28.25 $30.25.
AB100-ASA1,375,1313
29.563
(3) (a) 5m. Two-day inland lake trout fishing: $13.25.
AB100-ASA1,375,1515
29.563
(3) (b) 1. Annual:
$39.25
$49.25.
AB100-ASA1,375,1717
29.563
(3) (b) 3. Fifteen-day:
$23.25
$27.25.
