(5) Transport from an inland water source to the licensee's place of business more than 8 quarts of live smelts;

(6) Permit any person to transport live smelts on the license holder's behalf directly from an inland water source;

(7) Attempt to take from the inland waters of the State live smelts for resale using drop nets through the ice unless the license holder marks all holes made in the ice by that license holder for that purpose. The holes must be marked either by evergreen boughs placed around the hole or 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;

(8) Take smelts during the winter months, except by hook and line, unless the holder has a uses an operable commercially manufactured number 14 fish grader in operable condition in that holder's immediate proximity to sort smelts by size during the taking of smelts and uses that grader during the smelt harvesting activity. The holder shall liberate immediately all undersized smelts alive into the waters from which they were taken. For the purpose of this subparagraph, a commercially manufactured number 14 grader is a grader having a minimum grate size of 14/64 inches and that allows smelts to pass through at least 2 sides and the bottom of the grader. The commissioner may adopt rules to amend the grate size restrictions under this subparagraph if the commissioner determines such rules are necessary for conservation or enforcement purposes This subparagraph does not apply to a license holder who fishes with a hook and line only; or

(9) Possess at that person's place of business any species of fish that may not legally be sold as bait.;

(10)__Use particles of food or any other type of bait or lure except light to lure smelts to a drop net or a lift net; or