Since most of the bluegills are under 10 inches and the yellow perch under 14 no sales there either.
Nice Place Cecil.
Something I do when I drain is donate some of the fish for a tax right off. You can donate good wholesome food to an eligible 501(c)3 organization that will take them. You need to get all the right information and documentation you need about the organization and your donation. I also adjust my value to just under Fair Market value so the IRS has no issue with the price used to figure the donations. But this is only good if you itemize your deductions and need a larger tax shelter.
You can also get outside the box when doing this stuff. Sponsor say a Church fish fry and they generally supply most of the labor from within the church. You provide everything else and at the end of the day the money taken in is counted and you are handed a reciept for the total collected from the cash generated from your donation.
