Gentlemen,
Mike said the following in an email:
I have checked with Jennifer Stouser on this and because they are hatched
and raised in Indiana waters they do not require testing if sold in the
state. Other states would have their own requirements for transporting to
and through their state. Import of these trout eggs do not require a
pre-entry permit because they are eggs and not a live fish. �Randy at the
DNR had said that they would still like to know on an annual basis �(when
sending in for haulers permit) what we are doing but with the court ruling,
that isn't even happening until there is new legislation written.
I do plan on having testing done twice a year once I figure out who and
what is involved. It would just be GMP.
Looks like the IDNR has it's hands tied due to the termination of the Fish Hauler's and Suppliers Permit? Perhaps there is more to the story and jurisdiction is going to BOAH? I would welcome that due to the conflict of interest.
Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 01/19/16 02:31 PM.
