South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 19 - Special Hunting And Fishing Provisions For Certain Counties And Areas
Section 50-19-251. Slade Lake fishing and recreational requirements.

(A) The lawful size for black bass in Slade Lake in Edgefield County is twelve inches. The lawful catch limit for bass in Slade Lake is two per day, and the lawful catch limit for all other fish is fifteen per day.
(B) The open season for fishing on Slade Lake is the first day of April and ends on the first day of November. During the open season, fishing is only allowed on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, opening one-half hour before sunrise and closing one-half hour after sundown. A valid fishing license is required for a person sixteen years of age or older.
(C) It is unlawful to take any fish of any kind from Slade Lake except by hook and line, which includes poles, rod and reel, and natural or artificial bait, excluding minnows, and no person may use more than two poles at the same time. Nongame fishing devices may not be used.
(D) It is unlawful on Slade Lake or the recreational area of Slade Lake to:
(1) use watercraft of any kind on Slade Lake unless the watercraft is operated using oars or an electric trolling motor;
(2) have rifles, shotguns, or other firearms in one's possession;
(3) litter;
(4) have a glass container in one's possession;
(5) have beer, wine, or other alcoholic beverages in one's possession;
(6) operate a motor vehicle off designated roadways or park a vehicle outside of designated parking areas.
(E) A person violating a provision of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, must be fined not less than ten dollars or more than one hundred dollars or imprisoned not less than ten days or more than thirty days, or both.
HISTORY: 2010 Act No. 200, Section 13, eff May 28, 2010.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 50 - Fish, Game and Watercraft

Chapter 19 - Special Hunting And Fishing Provisions For Certain Counties And Areas

Section 50-19-10. Repealed.

Section 50-19-110 to 50-19-130. Repealed.

Section 50-19-210 to 50-19-240. Repealed.

Section 50-19-250. Night fishing prohibited.

Section 50-19-251. Slade Lake fishing and recreational requirements.

Section 50-19-310. Fishing on causeway crossing Belle Isle Lake prohibited.

Section 50-19-410. Agreement respecting Lanier Lake.

Section 50-19-450. Promulgation of regulations.

Section 50-19-510. Fishing in spillway or race permitted.

Section 50-19-520. Erection of fence on each side of race or spillway.

Section 50-19-530. Fishing beyond fence line.

Section 50-19-540. Restrictions on northern and lake side of plant.

Section 50-19-550. "No trespass" signs posted.

Section 50-19-560. Manner of fishing.

Section 50-19-570. Persons fish at own risk.

Section 50-19-580. Article does not affect operations of Greenwood County Electric Power Commission.

Section 50-19-590. Penalties.

Section 50-19-710. Temporary use of nongame fishing devices on the Little Pee Dee River.

Section 50-19-720 to 50-19-780. Omitted by 2012 Act No. 114, Section 7, eff July 1, 2012.

Section 50-19-960. Use of dogs to hunt deer during open season in certain parts of Lancaster County.

Section 50-19-1010, 50-19-1020. Repealed.

Section 50-19-1110 to 50-19-1190. Repealed.

Section 50-19-1310 to 50-19-1330. Repealed.

Section 50-19-1510. License unnecessary for hunting crows in York County.

Section 50-19-1610. Establishment of Catawba Lake Fishing Area.

Section 50-19-1620. Fishing near India Hook Dam.

Section 50-19-1630. Appropriation and taxes.

Section 50-19-1710 to 50-19-1730. Repealed.

Section 50-19-1810. Fishing below Wateree Dam in Kershaw County; liability of power company.

Section 50-19-1820. Fishing above Wateree Dam in Kershaw County.

Section 50-19-1830. Unlawful to hunt or molest waterfowl or nests on certain waters of Wateree Lake.

Section 50-19-1840. Penalties.

Section 50-19-1910, 50-19-1920. Repealed by 2010 Act No. 200, Section 15, eff May 28, 2010.

Section 50-19-1925. Department to regulate fisheries in Santee River.

Section 50-19-1930. Repealed by 2010 Act No. 200, Section 15, eff May 28, 2010.

Section 50-19-1935. Department of Health and Environmental Control and Department of Natural Resources to monitor bass fishery in Wateree-Santee riverine system.

Section 50-19-2210. Authority for reciprocal agreement with Georgia as to recognition of resident licenses applicable below Clark Hill Dam.

Section 50-19-2215. Authority for reciprocal agreement with Georgia as to recognition of resident fishing licenses applicable between highway bridge and Hartwell Reservoir Dam.

Section 50-19-2220, 50-19-2230. Repealed by 2008 Act No. 286, Section 11, eff June 11, 2008.

Section 50-19-2240. Procedures for entering into reciprocal agreement with Georgia.

Section 50-19-2250. Penalties.

Section 50-19-2310. Open and closed seasons on striped bass in Lake Greenwood and Boyd's Mill.

Section 50-19-2330. Removal and control of nongame fish.

Section 50-19-2400. Bank fishing permitted in Lake Greenwood in State Park in Greenwood County.

Section 50-19-2410. Penalties.

Section 50-19-2510 to 50-19-2530. Repealed by 2010 Act No. 200, Section 15, eff May 28, 2010.

Section 50-19-2610. Reciprocal agreement with Georgia as to recognition of resident fishing licenses.

Section 50-19-2620, 50-19-2630. Repealed by 2010 Act No. 200, Section 15, eff May 28, 2010.

Section 50-19-2640. Procedures for entering into reciprocal agreement with Georgia.

Section 50-19-2650. Penalties.

Section 50-19-2710. Enforcement of fishing regulations in boundary streams; authority to establish reciprocal agreements with Georgia.

Section 50-19-3010. Repealed by 2008 Act No. 286, Section 11, eff June 11, 2008.