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Answers (18)
It's all differnt but were I live it's 3/day.
I THINK ITS 5 IN PA BUT I FOREGET, CAUSE IM PREOCCUPIED WITH HUNTIN
I believe its still 5 in MI, but only 3 of a single species.
In Pa, it is 5 a day.
In NW Montana-
20 brook trout
5 Rainbow Trout
3 Cutthroat
South Central Montana.
For rainbow you can catch 5 a day by the time you go home the max you can have is 10.
5/day in Washington.
3/day in wisconsin
I can limit out walking across the street most times of the year but I am mostly catch and release
4 a day but I got 4 fishin kids to!!!!!!! talk about fillin the freezer!!!!!!!!!
in wisconsin every stream is in a different catagory it changes with the body of water you are fishing and in alot of cases just crossing a road you will find that size limits bag limits and gear restrictions will change on the same body of water
colorado its different depending on were you are fishing but i think the most common is 4
In Idaho it is:
25 brookies
6 trout
Except for the plethora of exceptions that require a masters degree in rocket science.
5
5 fish or 5lbs whichever comes first
What state has a weight limit? Never heard of that before, do you have to carry a scale with you all the time?
Tough question for NY. General regs are 5 trout in combination, with no more than two over twelve inches. lake ontario tribs: 3 trout or salmon, but no more than one steelhead. lake erie tribs I believe are three fish. Finger Lakes are 5 fish, with no more than three lake trout or landlocked salmon. kinda confusing, so i go c n r.
5
From 3 to 7 a day, depending on the season and where you are fishing.
6 in NJ from opening day of trout season to May 31st. It drops to 4 from June 1 to the end of the trout season. Certain waters have smaller limits.
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It's all differnt but were I live it's 3/day.
I believe its still 5 in MI, but only 3 of a single species.
In Pa, it is 5 a day.
In NW Montana-
20 brook trout
5 Rainbow Trout
3 Cutthroat
South Central Montana.
For rainbow you can catch 5 a day by the time you go home the max you can have is 10.
5/day in Washington.
3/day in wisconsin
I can limit out walking across the street most times of the year but I am mostly catch and release
4 a day but I got 4 fishin kids to!!!!!!! talk about fillin the freezer!!!!!!!!!
in wisconsin every stream is in a different catagory it changes with the body of water you are fishing and in alot of cases just crossing a road you will find that size limits bag limits and gear restrictions will change on the same body of water
colorado its different depending on were you are fishing but i think the most common is 4
In Idaho it is:
25 brookies
6 trout
Except for the plethora of exceptions that require a masters degree in rocket science.
What state has a weight limit? Never heard of that before, do you have to carry a scale with you all the time?
I THINK ITS 5 IN PA BUT I FOREGET, CAUSE IM PREOCCUPIED WITH HUNTIN
5
5 fish or 5lbs whichever comes first
Tough question for NY. General regs are 5 trout in combination, with no more than two over twelve inches. lake ontario tribs: 3 trout or salmon, but no more than one steelhead. lake erie tribs I believe are three fish. Finger Lakes are 5 fish, with no more than three lake trout or landlocked salmon. kinda confusing, so i go c n r.
5
From 3 to 7 a day, depending on the season and where you are fishing.
6 in NJ from opening day of trout season to May 31st. It drops to 4 from June 1 to the end of the trout season. Certain waters have smaller limits.
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