For license requirements, do a google on "rotenone application license"...

For IDNR specifically and Indiana, see...

http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/fish/fishing/faqpond.htm

And in that...

"Who can purchase and use rotenone to remove fish from private ponds?

Rotenone, labeled as a fish toxicant and sold under several brand names, is a restricted use pesticide. Dealers must be specifically registered to sell this product. Dealer requirements include record-keeping and sale only to certified users. The product can only be sold to and used by certified applicators with approval under a license for Category 5: Aquatic Pest Control in private or public waters. Farmers or other landowners who are certified for use of other restricted products would not automatically have this approval. Questions on dealer registration and applicator certification can be directed to the Indiana State Chemist and Seed Commissioner’s Office, Purdue University, 765-494-6271."


And do a google on "rotenone price fish removal", and among others, you get this...


Price/Cost?

http://www.ngpc.state.ne.us/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=012647

"Cost per acre to chemically renovate a lake with rotenone? Well, that depends on the price you get on rotenone and how much water there is. Figure it this way, with most formulations of rotenone we use 1 gallon of rotenone/acre-foot of water. A 20-acre sandpit with an average depth of 10 feet would have 200 acre-feet of water. I do not know what the going rate is on rotenone, but $60/gallone might be in the ball-park. That would mean $12,000 in rotenone cost alone.

Does that make sense?

Daryl Bauer
Lakes and Reservoirs Program Manager
Nebraska Game & Parks Commission "


You could contact the Fisheries Biologist at IDNR for your region for more specific info...

http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/fish/fishing/fishbiol.htm