7.__Baitfish wholesaler's license restrictions.__The following restrictions apply to the taking and selling of baitfish under the baitfish wholesaler's license.

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

B.__The holder of a baitfish wholesaler's license may take baitfish by use of a seine as defined in section 10001, subsection 55; a baitfish trap as defined in section 10001, subsection 7; a dipnet, a dropnet, a lift net or a bag net; or by hook and line.

C.__The holder of a baitfish wholesaler's license may use particles of food for the purpose of luring baitfish to a baitfish trap, a dipnet, a dropnet, a lift net or a bag net.

D.__If a person sells live baitfish from more than one wholesale facility, that person must obtain a separate license for each place of business.

E.__The holder of a baitfish wholesaler's license may designate others to assist the holder in selling live baitfish at the holder's business facility.

F.__The holder of a baitfish wholesaler's license, or the holder's designee, may transport live baitfish.

G.__The holder of a baitfish wholesale license who attempts to take live bait for resale using drop nets from the inland waters of the State by fishing through the ice shall mark all holes made in the ice by that person for that purpose.__ The holes must be marked by suspending at least one strand of fluorescent biodegradable tape at least 3 feet above the ice around the entire perimeter of the hole so that the tape is visible from all sides.

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.