Thread: Does this count as a legal catch?

Originally Posted by huntersdad

The second fish wasn't hooked at all. It was wrapped up in the line.

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I think lassoing is legal in Texas ,
don't think it falls under netting and or foul hooking ,
probably depends on who is enforcing what law on what day is my thought .

Alabama law states that fish are to be harvested with a hook and line also with noodling.Although, noodling is something I would never dare to do especially this far South, I like all of my fingers. So technically I'm covered either way LOL.

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Catalpa worms!?!?! I haven’t seen one in over twenty years. I’m in northeast Arkansas. I think the agri chemicals killed em all.


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Originally Posted by huntersdad

Alabama law states that fish are to be harvested with a hook and line also with noodling.Although, noodling is something I would never dare to do especially this far South, I like all of my fingers. So technically I'm covered either way LOL.

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Yeah, noodling does seem like a hobby for the exceptionally brave!
Bob

Originally Posted by Ketchn

I think lassoing is legal in Texas ,
don't think it falls under netting and or foul hooking ,
probably depends on who is enforcing what law on what day is my thought .

I could only assume it would be similar to when a fish jumps in the boat.
It’s so rare Mr Green Jeans don’t worry about it.


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Crazy way to catch a fish. Dang you're good!