Any person who sells or offers for sale fish or shellfish caught by another, unless expressly authorized by the Code or fishing/shellfishing regulations, is guilty of a class A offense.
(Res. 94 A 109, 7/12/1994)
Any member of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe who is employed as an assistant aboard a non-member’s fishing vessel who uses any cards or permits issued by the Tribe or Treaty Council to sell any fish or shellfish caught by that vessel, or allows the sale of any fish or shellfish caught by that vessel to be recorded as caught by a member of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe, is guilty of a class A offense.
(Res. 94 A 109, 7/12/1994)
Any person who shall sell or offer for sale any fish or shellfish:
(1) 
Without the proper, valid identification and permits as required by this Code; or
(2) 
Caught in a test fishery and not recorded on a test fishery card; or
(3) 
Which are the property of the Tribe or Treaty Council, without properly recording the sale using the proper card under Section 17.03.06 of this Code; or
(4) 
Caught with any vessel which has not been registered in compliance with this Code,
is guilty of a class B offense.
(Res. 94 A 109, 7/12/1994)
Any person who shall sell or offer for sale any fish or shellfish taken with commercial gear in an area not specifically opened to commercial fishing with that gear is guilty of a class B offense.
(Res. 94 A 109, 7/12/1994)
Any person who sells fish or shellfish to any buyer who has been prohibited from buying fish from tribal members is guilty of a class C offense.
(Res. 94 A 109, 7/12/1994)