The bill amends existing wildlife laws in Oklahoma, specifically addressing the management and sale of aquatic species. It prohibits the sale of game fish and paddlefish that have been commingled with privately produced fish from public waters, while allowing licensed producers to collect broodstock for propagation under specific conditions. The Department of Wildlife Conservation is granted authority to manage these conditions and transactions, and the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry is allowed to assess import fees for entities selling live fish without a valid license. Additionally, each shipment of live fish must include a health certificate.

Furthermore, the definition of game fish is expanded to include hybrid striped bass, enhancing the regulatory framework surrounding aquatic species. The bill also establishes a process for broodstock transactions between the state and licensed aquatic propagators, with provisions for reasonable fees and transparent application processes. The effective date for these changes is set for November 1, 2025.