H.__The holder of a baitfish wholesaler's license may not take eels.

I.__The holder of a baitfish wholesaler's license may not take or sell suckers, Genus Catostomus, greater than 10 inches in length between April 1st and September 30th of each year.

J.__A person licensed to sell live fish as bait may not possess at that person's place of business any species of fish that may not legally be sold as bait.

8.__Smelt wholesaler's license restrictions.__The following restrictions apply to the taking and selling of live smelts under the smelt wholesaler's license.

A.__Any person engaged in taking, or assisting in taking, live smelts for resale from inland waters must hold a current smelt wholesaler's license, which must be exhibited upon request to any agent of the commissioner.

B.__The holder of a smelt wholesaler's license may take live smelts for resale from any inland water in accordance with general rules adopted by the commissioner in regard to the taking of smelts.__The holder of a smelt wholesaler's license shall comply with the same daily bag limit and the same tackle restrictions that apply to all other anglers.__ The holder of a smelt wholesaler's license may not take multiple limits from waters governed by general rules in order to attain the 8-quart limit of smelts described in paragraph C.

C.__The holder of a smelt wholesaler's license may use a baitfish trap, a dipnet, a dropnet, a lift net, a bag net or hook and line to take up to 8 quarts of smelts in a 24-hour period, beginning at noon on a given day, from specific inland waters designated by the commissioner.__A seine may not be used to take smelts.