Be sure to look at the new regulations.
25 daily limit on bluegill and 25 on crappie.
No possesion limits.
This is for public lakes.
Trying to find out how you convince them you were on a private pond.
Rick
Iowa Folks
Be sure to look at the new regulations.
25 daily limit on bluegill and 25 on crappie.
No possesion limits.
This is for public lakes.
Trying to find out how you convince them you were on a private pond.
Rick
Good Luck with that. Photos with a time stamp on a digital camera with the water in question in the background?
If it swims and eats, it'll eat a fly.
Prove it by stating, "I would not have kept more than 25, had I been fishing Public Waters."
I imagine conservation officers would be checking creels/licenses at public lakes. Since they have no authority over private waters (you don't think you even need a license?), they have no reason to check you or your creel when you are at (or leaving) private property.
David Merical
St. Louis, MO
You got to fool'em
Just tell the warden they are your pet fish and you just took'em out for a swim in the pond. Now you are taking them back home. Jim
I'm either going to, coming from or thinking about fishing. Jim
Hard to get the little collars and leashes on 'em, though. Would you need tags?
If it swims and eats, it'll eat a fly.
There is reality for sportsmanship. Isn't there? JGW
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