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  1. 03-20-2005, 08:39 AM #1
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    has anyone ever heard of Alabama ever having pole limits? Are there any specific lakes that have limits in this state? Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by David Waters
    has anyone ever heard of Alabama ever having pole limits? Are there any specific lakes that have limits in this state? Thanks
    Only 3 rods per angler can be in the water if trolling at a time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by David Waters
    has anyone ever heard of Alabama ever having pole limits? Are there any specific lakes that have limits in this state? Thanks
    Neely Henry and Weiss 3 apiece.
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    Quote Originally Posted by druss1906
    Neely Henry and Weiss 3 apiece.
    Look at this: ( sorry I didn't mean all lakes)

    http://www.outdooralabama.com/fishin...rs/neelyhenry/

    White crappies boast some of the fastest growth in the state with fish reaching 11- to 12-inches in two years. Spring electrofishing yielded great numbers of large crappie in excellent condition. Early spring and fall are the best times to fish. Remember, there is a 9-inch minimum length on crappie in Neely Henry and most lakes statewide (Weiss Lake has 10-inch minimum). Note: Anglers may use a maximum "of three rods and reels, or poles, or any combination thereof on Weiss Reservoir or Neely Henry Lake, at any time."
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    I had wondered that myself so I flagged down the marine police. I can have as many as I want.. some time I wish we had a limit . Like when I hit a brushpile I didn't know was there. I have hung all 10 at once. What a nightmare.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FalconSmitty
    I had wondered that myself so I flagged down the marine police. I can have as many as I want.. some time I wish we had a limit . Like when I hit a brushpile I didn't know was there. I have hung all 10 at once. What a nightmare.
    YIKES....at least if you were fishing Weiss or Neely Henry you would only have 3 to break off...ha ha!! :p

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    So how des this affect those of us from Georgia who may fish the Alabama- side of West Point, Harding, Goat Rock or Eufaula?
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    Quote Originally Posted by fishpro67
    So how des this affect those of us from Georgia who may fish the Alabama- side of West Point, Harding, Goat Rock or Eufaula?
    The only places that have rod limits in AL that I am aware of is Weiss and Neely Henry. That is all that is on the site for AL.
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