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Wondering if there is anyone in PA, OH, NY that raise fish to sell and have had success. I want in haha. It would turn a hobby into a job, but hell I think it would be the tops to be able to make some money off of something as enjoyable as managing fish. Just figured I'd ask. Thanks!
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With Pa. being a great lake state, look into all the regulations and testing that are required, especially if you want to move fish across state lines. That's just the tip of the iceberg.............
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Yeah, kind of tough to find out what all licensing and such you would need to acquire. As far as reproducing fish, you need an artificial reproduction license, correct? And haccp certification if you were to sell them for consumption. ?
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