Season for unlawful possession of lure or bait in certain waters

S.C. Code Ann. § 50-13-270, under Title 50, Chapter 13.

S.C. Code Ann. § 50-13-270

(A) From November first through May fourteenth inclusive, it is unlawful to use or possess any lure or bait except single hook artificial lures in the following waters; (1) that portion of the Chattooga River beginning at S.C. State Highway 28 upstream to its confluence with Reed Creek (Rabun County, GA ); (2) that portion of Cheohee Creek that runs through the Piedmont Forestry Center; (3) Devils Fork Creek; Howard Creek from its confluence with Corbin Creek upstream to its confluence with Limberpole Creek; and Corbin Creek upstream from its confluence with Howard Creek to S.C. State Highway S-37-130 (Whitewater Road) in Oconee County; (4) Chauga River from S.C. State Highway S-37-290 (Cassidy Bridge Road) upstream to its confluence with Bone Camp Creek in Oconee County; and (5) Eastatoe River from the backwaters of Lake Keowee upstream to S.C. State Highway S-39-143 (Roy Jones Road) in Pickens County. (B) It is unlawful to use or possess any lure or bait except artificial lures in the following waters: (1) Whitewater River; (2) Matthews Creek from Asbury Drive Bridge at Asbury Methodist Camp upstream including all tributaries and headwaters; (3) Middle Saluda River from the foot bridge at Jones Gap Natural Area Office upstream to U.S. Highway 176 in Greenville County; and (4) Eastatoe Creek on Eastatoe Heritage Preserve in Pickens County. (C) It is unlawful to use or possess corn, cheese, fish eggs, or imitations of them on Lake Jocassee.