From the definition of intact, what does a castrated fish look like?

This subject seems to be a study in semantics and interpretation. Take the ticket (that you probably won't get) go to court with proof that the scales of your fish exactly match the genetics of the hatchery strain in that system. A state biologist has the data and with public information laws, simple, you win!

Call the fish cop at home and inform him/her of their mistake.

Gather the scales before going in, take a photo with a witness, have several experts verify the genetic results, file affidavits and voila' you win!

I guess this really is up to each individual, just make sure you are right (not just thinking you are right) and be polite. Photos help.

If it doesn't feel right, don't do it!

"Every being in the universe knows right from wrong..." K-Pax