22 Miss. Code. R. 7-05-100

It shall be unlawful for commercial or recreational fishermen to possess fish with heads, tails or flesh removed until delivered to the final destination; however, fish may be eviscerated, scaled or have gills removed. Any charter or recreational fishing boat fishing outside the state's waters in the Gulf of Mexico over twenty-four (24) hours before returning to land and filing a float plan with the Department of Marine Resources may possess filleted fish in Mississippi waters. Said fioat plan must be received and filed with the Department of Marine Resources prior to departure and during the regular operating hours between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and a copy of which must be on board said vessel for the duration of the trip. Said float plan must be submitted on forms provided by the Department of Marine Resources signed by the applicant and official accepting the float plan; and will contain the following information:

100.01 Name of the applicant
100.02 Owner of the vessel
100.03 Name of the vessel captain
100.04 Official vessel registration number
100.05 Description of the vessel
100.06 Date, time and location of departure
100.07 Destinafion(s)
100.08 Anticipated date, time, and location of return

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22 Miss. Code. R. 7-05-100
Amended 10/1/2015 Amended 8/22/2016 Amended 1/16/2017 Amended 6/16/2017 Amended 4/20/2018 Amended 5/18/2018 Amended7/21/2018 Amended 10/22/2018 Amended 11/17/2018 Amended 5/17/2019 Amended 11/15/2019 Amended 12/21/2019 Amended 2/21/2020 Amended 6/19/2020

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