§ 26-238 Town oyster ground committee
§ 26-239 Certain grants of oyster, clam and mussel grounds valid
§ 26-240 Town ground; designation; designation requirements and prohibitions; hearing
§ 26-241 Name of owner to appear on stakes, buoys and markers. Buoy specifications
§ 26-242 Granting of designation; condition precedent
§ 26-243 Evidence of designation to be recorded
§ 26-244 Lost title; redesignation. Penalty
§ 26-245 Fees of shellfish commissions
§ 26-246 Designation of disputed lines in local jurisdiction
§ 26-247 Removal of beds improperly staked
§ 26-248 Procedure to dam creek or inlet
§ 26-249 Private ownership in cultivated shellfish
§ 26-250 Taxation of town ground
§ 26-251 Natural clam beds not to be designated
§ 26-252 Taking of hard or round clams; size
§ 26-253 Trespass on designated ground
§ 26-256 Injury to pond gates and dams
§ 26-257 Local shellfish grounds under state control
§ 26-257a Local shellfish commissions
§ 26-258 Location of local natural clam or oyster beds
§ 26-259 Maps to be lodged in town clerk’s office
§ 26-260 Selectmen of Milford and West Haven may prohibit the taking of clams
§ 26-261 Taking of clams from Oyster River in West Haven and Milford
§ 26-262 Taking of oysters from natural ground in Milford
§ 26-266 Shellfisheries in Branford. Grants. Requirements and prohibitions of grants
§ 26-276 Hammonasset River; limitation
§ 26-277 Clinton and Madison; special constables
§ 26-278 Jurisdiction of special constables
§ 26-279 Madison; town rights
§ 26-280 Taking of shellfish at Saugatuck Shores in Westport
§ 26-284 Thames River oysters; limitation
§ 26-285 Taking of oysters and clams in Old Lyme regulated
§ 26-286 Taking oysters from the inland waters of East Lyme and Waterford
§ 26-287 Waterford-East Lyme shellfish commission. Taking of shellfish from Niantic River
§ 26-288 Escallops
§ 26-289 Dredging for escallops in Little Narragansett Bay or Stonington Harbor
§ 26-290 Taking of escallops in Groton
§ 26-291 Taking of oysters and clams in Stonington
§ 26-291a Taking of clams and oysters in Stonington
§ 26-292 Taking of escallops in the waters of Stonington
§ 26-292a Cockenoe Flats shellfish grounds, Westport. Jurisdiction. Recreational clamming permits
§ 26-292b Hand-harvesting horseshoe crabs in the town of Stratford. Prohibition. Violation
§ 26-292c Recommendations for horseshoe crab taking restricted areas
§ 26-293 Prosecutions
§ 26-294 Penalty
§ 26-292d Hand-harvesting of horseshoe crabs or eggs. Prohibition. Exception. Fine. Enforcement

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Terms Used In Connecticut General Statutes > Chapter 492 - Local Shellfisheries

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