Fishing Regulations per waterbody

Ignorance is not an excuse.


MDWFP - Map of Fishing Regs

Why is it that the creel limit is less on stripers than LM, SM, and spots?

:roll:They regulate this? :roll:

Holy crap this is like the funniest post I've seen on here since Gene and Taff punked me.

That map is interactive, meaning you can click on each waterbody icon and see the specific regulations for each fishery.

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Originally Posted by Kittycat2012

:roll:They regulate this? :roll:

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I know this won't be popular but until the regulations are actually enforced instead of on the honor system it doesn't matter what the regulation is. Ross Barnett is and has always been on the honor system. IMHO it is a shell of what it could be unless conditions are just right.

As I read it, LM have to be over 15" on pickwick ?

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Originally Posted by g2072

I know this won't be popular but until the regulations are actually enforced instead of on the honor system it doesn't matter what the regulation is. Ross Barnett is and has always been on the honor system. IMHO it is a shell of what it could be unless conditions are just right.

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Mississippi only. Alabama is still 12".

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Originally Posted by gjudkins

As I read it, LM have to be over 15" on pickwick ?

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Yep. But it depends where you're sitting on the lake.

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Originally Posted by TideFan01

Why is it that the creel limit is less on stripers than LM, SM, and spots?

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I'm pretty sure that one was put in there years ago to regulate the harvest of Hybrids on the put and take fisheries scattered throughout the state. That's just a hunch.

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Originally Posted by colreb2000

I'm pretty sure that one was put in there years ago to regulate the harvest of Hybrids on the put and take fisheries scattered throughout the state. That's just a hunch.

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Gotcha, just curious.