B. Eels;

C. Suckers;

D. Lampreys; or

E. Yellow perch.

Each day a person violates this subsection, that person commits a Class E crime for which a minimum fine of $50 and an amount equal to twice the applicable license fee must be imposed.

2.__Issuance.__The commissioner may adopt rules providing for the issuance of permits to fish for or possess the following fish using the following harvesting methods in the inland waters of the State, provided the permits do not interfere with any rights granted under section 6131:

A.__Eels using eel pots or weirs;

B.__Suckers and yellow perch using trap nets, dip nets or spears;

C.__Lampreys by hand or using hand-held dip nets; and

D.__Alewives using trap nets, dip nets, spears or fish pumps.

The commissioner may place conditions on the use of gear allowed under this subsection and may prohibit or restrict the use of any gear used to concentrate species for harvest under this subsection.

Each day a person violates a condition or restriction placed on the use of gear allowed under this subsection, that person commits a Class E crime.

3.__Fees; transfer of permit. The minimum fee for an individual permit for alewives, suckers, lampreys and yellow perch is $42.__A crew permit may be sold for alewives, suckers, lampreys and yellow perch for $100, authorizing up to 3 persons to engage in the permitted activity.__The annual fee for an eel pot or weir permit is $100.__An eel pot or eel weir permit is not transferable.

4.__Five-year limited entry; eel weirs.__A person is ineligible to receive an eel weir permit unless that person possessed a valid eel weir permit for calendar year 1995.__The department shall adopt routine technical rules pursuant to Title